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    Method Statement For Roof Water Proofing

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    This document provides a method statement for roof/terrace waterproofing at a factory in Lote, Ratnagiri, Konkan Railways. It outlines the materials, equipment, responsibilities, procedures, quality control, documentation, and safety aspects for the waterproofing work. The key steps include surface preparation, application of a cement slurry and base coat, placement of brickbats, filling gaps, and applying a protective cement mortar coat mixed with waterproofing compound. Curing is done for a minimum of 2 weeks by flooding the surface with water.

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    Project: Rolling Stock Component

    Factory, Lote, Ratnagiri,


    Konkan Railways

    Method Statement for Roof/ Terrace Waterproofing

    DOC. No: KRCL/TPL/Civil/MS/011, Rev 0.0

    Prepared Reviewed Approved Approved


    by Reviewed by Reviewed by by by by
    Mr. Mr.
    Mr. Nikhil
    Tanumoy Mr.Shanmuga Yogesh
    Mr. Nirbhay kumar Nawale
    Name Banerjee Sundar Mudgal
    (EHS Dept.) (EHS
    (QA-QC (Civil dept.) (Civil
    Dept.)
    Dept.) Dept.)
    Sign
    Organisation TPL TPL TPL RPCPL RPCPL KRCL
    Date

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    INDEX

    1. Purpose

    2. Reference standards

    3. Materials

    4. Equipment

    5. Responsibilities

    6. Procedure

    7. Quality Control

    8. Documentation

    9. Safety Aspect

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    1.0 PURPOSE:
    This method Statement describes the construction process to execute the waterproofing of roof/terrace as per
    approved specifications in planned and systematic manner.

    2.0 REFERANCE STANDARDS:


    a) Approved drawings
    b) Technical Specifications- Architectural & Structural
    c) IS 2645

    3.0 MATERIALS:
    a) Cement (Approved Make)
    b) Screened Sand (Approved Source)
    c) Water proofing compound(Dr. Fixit Roofseal)
    d) Water
    e) Brick bat Coba

    4.0 EQUIPMENTS:
    The equipment to be used for the application of the above products shall be in good working order
    complying with the manufacturers recommendations.

    a. Trowels
    b. Mechanical mixing machine
    c. Hammer
    d. Scrapers
    e. Wire Brushes
    f. Chisel
    g) Spade
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    h) Iron/Plastic pan

    5.0 RESPONSIBILITY

    a) The RCM shall be responsible for all the activities of work execution.

    b) The site engineer shall be the responsible to execute the work as per the approved method statement. Ensure
    operatives are working in accordance with method statement.

    c) The supervisor shall be responsible for managing site execution and control of labours, materials &
    tools/tackles for the work.

    d) The surveyor shall be responsible for the level, co-ordinate checking with respect to the drawing.
    Work with site engineer to carry out the as- built survey/ top of concrete if any.

    e) The QC engineer shall be responsible for ensuring the quality of work as per the Technical
    specifications & Method statement. FQP implementation and ensuring the quality of work execution.

    f) The safety officer shall be responsible to ensure the safety of workers during the progress of work.

    6.0 PROCEDURE
    After Surface cleaning need 24 hours slab flooded with water to identify the leakage from down side of
    slab after rectifying for next treatment shall proceed.

    a) Surface Preparation

    In the case of existing treatment, the coating on the slab top shall be removed, and surface
    cleaned by hard wire brush and washed with water. In the case of a new slab to be cast, the surface of the
    concrete must be roughened by scraping. In case the slab has already been cast, and the surface is fairly
    finished, the same shall be cleaned neatly of all mortar droppings, loose materials, etc.
    The main aim of the surface preparation is to make the surface of the slab free from any oil, grease, dust,
    etc. Proper measures shall be adopted for all structural cracks as per standard practice. Need to check and
    open the crack with ‘v’ shape treatment with chemical filled with coat.

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    b) Application of Slurry and Base Coat
    The slurry is prepared with cement, water & waterproofing compound (Dr. Fixit Roofseal or
    same, quantity of waterproofing compound not more than 3% of the waterproofing compound shall be
    used per 50 Kg of grey cement.) to a required consistency. It shall be applied over the dampened surface
    with brushes very carefully, including the joints between the floor slab and the parapet wall, holes on the
    surfaces and joints of pipes in masonry or concrete (upto 300mm finish surface).

    The prescribed quantity of slurry application is 2.75 Kg of cement per Sqm. The pot life of the slurry shall be

    considered as 1/2 hour. The use of the slurry should continue up to a height of 300 mm over the parapet wall from

    the finish top.

    The laying of a 20mm thick base coat is carried out soon after the application of slurry when the application is still

    green. The cement plaster of 25mm to 40mm mm thick with a mix ratio of 1:5) is evenly applied over the concrete

    surface.

    c) Placing of Brickbat coba

    While the base coat is still green, brickbats of the size (65mm to 120mm) are placed with a gap of
    15 and 20mm. The brickbats shall be wholly burnt and are well soaked overnight before laying.

    Once after laying of brickbats, curing is carried out for a minimum of 24 hrs after which, the gaps between
    the brickbats are filled with the same mix mortar used for base coat.

    d) Laying of Protective Coat

    A waterproofing compound (Dr. Fixit Roofseal) confirming to IS 2645 is blended with the
    cement water mixture as per the manufacture specification. However, not more than 3 % of the
    waterproofing compound shall be used per 50 Kg of cement.

    A cement mortar of a 1:4 ratio is prepared with the waterproofing compound and applied over the
    surface, including the haunches/ gola and 300mm on the parapet wall.

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    The surface is neatly finished with the help of wooden / steel hand float. The finished surface shall
    be allowed to dry for a while till a string mark can easily be made on the surface when 300mm x
    300mm square marks shall be made over the entire surface. After 300mm hunch / gola vertical
    plaster should be over lapped like drop down

    e) Curing

    The entire surface thus treated shall be flooded with water by making bunds with low
    cement mortar. The curing shall be carried out for a minimum period of 2 weeks.

    7.0 QUALITY CONTROL:

    a) Only screened sand of approved source to be used to prepare cement slurry.


    b) It should be ensured that all work will be ensured by TPL QC team & Client or Consultant.
    c) Mock up to be done for this activity prior to commencement of waterproofing activity.

    8.0 DOCUMENTATION:
    a) Drawing.
    b) Site log/Register/Checklist

    9.0 SAFETY:
    a) All supervisory staff in general and Safety supervisor / steward in particular should be
    continuously monitoring the activity during operations.
    b) Safety supervisor / steward should ensure that Hazard Identification & Risk Analysis (HIRA) is
    followed for this particular process.
    c) Construction Engineer should ensure that all staff and workers on site are wearing PPE.
    d) Construction Engineer / Safety steward should report any incident immediately to Safety Officer
    / Engineer.

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