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MEHOD STATEMENT
HVAC DUCT AND ACCESSORIES
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1. Objectives -------------------------------------------------------------- 2
2. Scope of Work --------------------------------------------------------- 2
3. Personal & Responsibilities------------------------------------------ 2
4. References-------------------------------------------------------------- 3
5. Resources--------------------------------------------------------------- 3
6. Duct Pre-installation Procedure------------------------------------- 5
7. Duct Installation Procedure------------------------------------------ 6
8. Installation of Duct Accessories -----------------------,..------------ 10
9. Duct Leakage Test ---------------------------------------------------- 16
10. Quality Control -------------------------------------------------------- 17
11. Safety & Environment----------------------------------------:-------- 17
12. Consents & Permits--------------------------------------------------- 18
13. House Keeping -------------------------------------------------------- 19
14. Training----------------------------------------------------------------- 19
l 5. Risk Assessment ------------------------------------------------------ 19
16. Attachments ------------------------------------------------------------ 20
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1- OBJECTIVES
The objective of generation of this ··Method Statement'' is to define the procedure by step to
implement the correct practices for installation of HV AC Metal Duct accessories with
insulation as per SMACNA approved shop drawings and specifications through the guidelines
contained herein so as to ensures that the job execution complies with the requirements and
serves the intended function to satisfactory level.
2- SCOPE OF WORKS:
This method statement is to define the method to be used to ensure that prefabricated ducting,
bracketing and in line equipment installation and final cmmections and workmanship are
correct and acceptable and conforming to the contract documents and General Specifications.
Project Manager: Having full responsibility to implement the approved method, standards
and codes while execution.
Engineer In ,Charge: will have the overall responsibility of the project for execution, quality
and safety. In addition, he will maintain the progress and coordination of works with the main
contractor.
Site Engineer: with be responsible for the day to day activities on the site for materials,
drawings testing & commissioning and allocation of Departmental resources to work areas on
the site, he will be responsible of raising the IR from to the QC department for inspection.
QA/QC Engineer: will be overseeing all the quality requirements and the quality control
measures that all civil works are completed for the areas of installation and released I cleared
by civil section to proceed on with Metal Ducts and accessories installation. In addition the
work area should be clean and safe to take up activities. He will report to the Site Engineer.
Safety Officer: will be responsible for the Health and Safety aspects on the site as per the
Main Contractor's safety requirements.
The project team of experienced Supervisors and Foremen shall ensure the quality of the
installation work caiTied out, and shall also ensure that it is as per the latest approved
construction shop drawings issued for installation and contract specification.
Stores Controller: will responsible for reviewing the documents with approved Material
Submittal and verify the items with the packing list for any shortage or deviation from
approved purchase order. fully responsible for storage of project materials as per site
requirement verify all documents. which forwarded with the items as per the requirement of
purchase order. The unapproved materials shall not to receive on warehouse or site store.
4- REFERENCES
4.1 Project Specifications. (Section 15815,15081, 15050,15060,15820,15845
'15855)
4.2 Design Drawing.
4.3 Approved Shop Drawings
4.4 Approved Material Submittal.
4.5 Approved Material Transmittal and Samples
5- RESOURCES:
5.3 Materials:
All the materials shall be as per approved materials submittaL standards and project
specifications
On receipt of ducts and accessories all site, necessary precautions shall be taken for
unloading. shifting and storage as follows:
5.4.1 All GJ Ducts and supports shall comply with SMACNA galvanized
coating G-115.
5.4.3 Any duct works (Rectangular I Square I Circular) deliver at site shall be
carefully off-loaded by depioying necessary manpower in such a way
that no damage is caused to duct work.
5 .4.4 All duct and accessories shall be stored properly upon receipt at site .
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5.4.5 Duct and Accessories shall be stored in a place free of water, dust and
adequately covered to avoid any kind of damages.
5.4.6 Prior to transfer the materials to site MIR shall be submitted for client I
·consultant approval.
5.4.7 Duct shall be shifted to work place using adequate manpower with
proper handing and stored in suitable covered area.
5.4.8 Drawing of all joints shall be submitted in detail for client I consultant
approval.
5.4.9 It shall be ensured that the fabricated duct piece are tagged as per latest
approved shop drawing to avoid wrong connections and misplacements.
5.4.10 While unloading shifting and storage, it should be ensured that there are
no transmit damages.
5.4.11 Delivered and stored stainless steel sheets with mill-applied adhesive
protective paper maintained thorough fabrication and installation.
5.4.12 Open the case and check the unit for any damage & if damages are found
report to the supplier immediately.
5.4.14 All insulation material shall be stored in a dry place and adequate cover
shall be approved to ensure that they are not exposed as per manufacturer
recommendations.
5.4.15 Insulation material sample, transmittal and MIR shall be submitted for
approval prior to transfer the material to site.
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5.4.16 Any discrepancies, damages etc. found will be notified and reported to
QAIQC Engineer & Project Engineer for further action . ·
5 .4.17 Ensure proper storing I handling. of the~· du-cts without damaging th£
surface and ensure that the materials ·ar~~e stacked' in *a dry pface and as ·
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5 .4.18 Material found not suitable for site w ill be removed from site
immediately.
6.6 Ensure that sup~rts used for horizontal duct and vertical duct are as per II
specifications and approved Shop Drawings. II
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6.7 Distance between supports. size of drop r0ds. etc are to be maintained as per
specifications and approved shop drawings.
6.8 The site engineer I site supervisor will give necessary instructions to tradesmen
I duct erectors and provide necessary approved construction I shop drawings of
latest revision along with coordinated layouts.
6.9 The site supervisor I foremen will also check that proper tools and equipment
are available to carry out the work and are in compliance with contract
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6.10 The site Supervisor also explains the tradesmen regarding safety precautions to I
be observed and ensure that all the workers involved in the job have under gone
safety induction.
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7 .1.1 Construct and install each duct system for the specific duct pressure
classification indicated.
7.1.2 Kitchen Exhaust Duct: Ducts shall be constructed of 3mm thick, carbon-steel
sheet for concealed ducts and 2.5 mm thick stainless steel for exposed ducts.
Continuous weld seams and joints comply with NFPA 96 and made liquid
tight \Vith continuous external weld for all seams and joints. Provide access
doors and panels for duct cleaning at maximum 3.7 m interval and at each )
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thickness as the duct. with gaskets and sealant that grease tight and rated 815
degree C. Same gasket and sealant shall be used between l,lifferent steel ducts
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7.1.3 Carbon-steel Sheets: ASTM A 366/A 366M, cold-rolled sheets, commercial ll_g
quality, with oiled, exposed matte finish. ~~
7 .1.4 Reinforcement Shapes and Plats: Galvanized Steel reinforcement where
installed on galvanized, sheet metajducts; compatible materials for aluminum
and stainless-steel ducts.
7 .1.5 The Rods: Galvanized steel; 6mm miriiinuin ·diameter for 900mm length or .
less; 1Omm diam~Jer. for lengt~s longer than 900mm. ...
7 .1.6 Mark the location of ducting as per the approved layout. ~nd site condition's ·
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and connection.
7.1.9 Round and flat-oval ducts shall be installed as per approved shop drawing and
project specification.
7.1.10 Install coupling tight to duct wall surface with a minimum of projections into
duct.
7 .1.11 Install ducts, unless otherwise indicated, vertically and horizontally, parallel
and perpendicular to building lines; avoid diagonal runs.
7 .1.12 Install ducts close to walls, overhead construction, columns and other
structural and permanent enclosure elements elements of building.
7 .1.13 Install ducts with a clearance of 25 mm, plus allowance for insulation
thickness.
7 .1.14 Conceal ducts from view in finish spaces. Do not encase horizontal runs in
solid partitions, unless specifically indicated.
7 .1.15 Coordinate layout -vvith suspended ceiling. fire and smoke-control dampers,
lighting layouts and similar finished vvork.
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transfo rmer vaults and electrical equipment spaces and enclosure.
7 .1.1 7 Where ducts are exposed to view in machine rooms and in spaces without
suspended ceiling cover with aluminum jacketing to protect against accidental
damage.
7.1.22 S cleats. Duct mate. flanges and angle shall be used for joining ducts and
plumbed to ductjointing shall be accordance with SMACNA.
7.1.24 Approved duct mastic gaskets will be used in the joints to ensure air tight
j oints.
7.1.25 Volume Control Dampers. Fire Dampers. Motorized Dampers, Access doors
and accessories shall be installed as per approved shop drawings and
manufacturer recommendations.
7 .1.26 Fire Damper vvill be installed in the ducting layout as per approved shop
drawing as per UL 555 and project specifi cation.
7.1.27 Enough gaps should be maintained between duct and the crossing walls to
accommodate for duct insulation.
7 .1.28 Access panels shall be provided near all fire dampers for future cleaning.
inspection and maintenance purpose.
7 .1.29 Flexible ducts shall be connected from branch duct to air outlet as per
approved shop drawings and in co-ordination with approved false ceiling
drawing the same shall be supported properly as per manufacturer
recommendations and flame retardant I UL 181.
7 .1.30 Belt I Clamp shall be installed between duct collar and flexible duct.
7 .1.3 1 Approved flexible Duct connector shall be installed in Expansion joints and
HVAC Equipment connections to HVAC Duct by means of S type cleat joints
: _..~r j and will be riveted ?lnd s:ealed with approv~d duct ~ealant.
7.3 .2 Fabricated grease hood exhaust ducts with 3mm thick. carbon-steel
sheet for concealed ducts and 2.5 mm thick stainless steel for exposed
ducts. Continuous weld seams and joints comply with NFPA 96.
7.3 .3 Installed ducts without dips or traps that may collect residues, unless
traps have continuous or automatic residue removal.
7 .4.4 Slope of the duct will be upward in direction of flow and away fr01n
dishwasher.
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7 .4.5 Raise Inspection Request for· installation of HVAC" Ducts with all
Dampers and accessories.
Approved make. type and model back draft dampers. Manual-volume dampers. Fire
and smoke dampers, Duct silencers, Turning vanes, Air Terminals, Duct-mounted
access doors and panels. Flexible ducts, Flexible connectors, Duct accessories
hardware.
8.1 Approved make. type and models grilles, Diffusers, Registers, Slot Diffusers,
Bar Grills and Exhaust Disc Valves shall be installed as per approved material
and specification.
8.2 Installation of Plenum Boxes & Air Outlets (Spec no. 15855 Rev-01)
8.2.1 Air Outlets models and type shall be installed as per approved shop
drawing and manufacturer recommendations.
8.2.3 All inside ductwork shall be clean form dust and debris.
8.2.4 Flexible duct to be used for connection between duct and plenum box.
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boxes.
8.2.6 Proper size of plenum box and flexible to installed as per approved
shop drawings.
8.2.8 Approved sealant shall be used to seal the connections between the
ducts and air outlets.
8.3.2 Ensure that splitter dampers I VCDI MDIPRD. Sound Attenuators are
installed as per approved shop drawing and are provided where
necessary to facilitate the air balancing and noise level.
8.4 Variable Air Volume and Constant Air Volume (VA V & CAV) (Spec no.
15845 Rev-01)
8.4.1 Prior to installation ensure that the required VAV's and CAY's are
defect free model numbers and ID tags are as per approved shop
drawing and specification.
8.4.2 Ensure that there should be enough space for the installation of VA v·
and VAV's.
8.4.3 Co-ordinate with other discipline for interfacing and sequence of the
installation.
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installation instruction.
8.4.6 Connect ductwork to VA V and CA Vas per approved shop drawing.
8.5 Fire Dampers I Fire & Smoke Dampers (FDIFSD): (Spec no. 158?0 Rev-01)
8.5 .1 Fire Dampers and Fire Smoke Dampers are installed wherever ducts
passing through a Fire rating wall I slab and in positions as shown in
approved shop drawing.
8.5.2 Ensure that fire dampers are fitted with fusible link and as per approved
material submittal.
8.5.3 Prior to installation of Fire dampers and fire smoke dampers check for
opening is of correct size and as per approved shop drawing.
8.5.4 All fire dampers are installed in accordance with the manufacturer's
installation instructions and shop drawing.
8.5.5 Ensure that fire dampers shutters can be lifted through the access door
to install the fusible links.
8.5.6 Apply fire sealant between fire dampers sleeves and walls as shown in
approved shop drawing.
8.6 Access Door's I Panels (Spec no. 15820 Rev-0 1)
8.6 .1 Access doors in the duct work are provided as indicated in approved
shop drawing. preferably up stream side of fire dampers I motorized
fire dampers.
8.6.2 Install duct access panels to allow access to interior of ducts for
cleaning. inspecting. adjusting and maintaining accessories and
terminal units.
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allow service and maintenance of dampers, air extractors and ·fi-re dampers.
After installation of diffusers, registers and grilles, inspect exposed finish, clean
e~posed surfaces. to remove burr:s,dirt and smudges. Replace diffusers, registers
and grilles that have d.a.maged finishes. · - · · . ·· ·'
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8.7.2 Ensure that the installation of the Grille I Diffuser shall be as per
approved shop drawing given schedule on the approved material
submittal and specification.
8.7.3 Grille I Diffuser opening sizes will be marked by site Engineer on the
false ceiling as per the approved shop drawings opening is to be made
as marked place by false ceiling Contractor.
8.7.4 After cutting the opening coordinate with the responsible engineer for
alignment of any ceiling supports which are obstructing for fixing of
grilles and diffusers.
8. 7.5 Check level of Gypsum board tile surface before installing grille and
diffusers
8.7.6 Grille and diffusers should not be directly supported on the gypsum tile
surfaces. The grille will be install ed on their respected plumb I collar.
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8. 7. 7 Check grill I difiuser collars are security on to the inside face of frame
riveted and sealed airtight all around properly.
8.7 8 Check flexible ducts are properly connected with duct plenum and both
sides are securely clamped with jubilee clamp which are approved the
Engineer.
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diffusers.
8.7.12 Grilles and Diffusers are installed as per approved shop drawing and
manufacturer installation instruction.
8. 7.13 Grille and Diffusers should not be directly supported on the gypsum
tile surfaces. The Grille will be installed on their respected
plenum/collar and supports.
8. 7.14 Grille I Diff,Jser collars are securely fixed to the inside of frame .
Installation Procedure for Grille in Walls:
8. 7.15 All grilles I registers will be fixed after first coat of painting and to be
coordinated at site.
8.7.16 Check horizontal & vertical vanes of grilles and register. there should
not be any bends and adequate support should be provided by
Manufacturer, if the length of the grill is long.
8.7.17 Location and color of grille must be as per the approved shop drawings
and approved material submittal.
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The linear tloor grille plenum is dropped into place from the room side
of the tile.
8.7. 19 With the plenum in place, the grille face can be inserted into the
plenum.
8.7.20 The grille is held in place by means of C cleat fixed on the duct to
which grille will be fixed by means of screw mounting.
8.7.22 Materials, Installatiol) and Testing shall meet the requirement of project
specification and manufacturer installation recommendations.
8.8 Back Draft Dampers (BDD), Louvers and Sandtrap Louvers: (Spec no. 15820
Rev-01).
8.8.1 Prior to installation ensure that the BDD, Louvers and Sandtrap louvers
are defects free and model number, identification tags are as per
approved shop drawing.
8.8.2 Ensure that the BDD, Louvers and Sandtrap Louvers is as per approved
materia I submittal.
8.8.3 Check the openings of BDD, Louvers and Sandtrap Louvers before
installing. The opening shall be as per the approved shop drawing.
8.8.6 Ensure that the installation of the BDD, Louvers and Sandtrap Louvers
shall be as per the given schedule on the approved material submittal.
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manufacturer· s instruction and tlush to the surface without any gap the
tixing method shall be screw fixing.
8.8.8 Check BDD Louvers and Sandtrap Louvers with are securely on to the
inside face of wall screwed tight and sealant is applied all around
properly.
8.8.9 Cover the BDD Louvers and Sandtrap Louvers with polythene to protect
from dust and mechanical damage.
8.9.1 From the edge of the flexible duct connector (FDC) cut both sides of
sheet metal until the metals fall away exposing the fabric by 1 inch.
li 8.9:2 :;Joint the FDC by 1 inch overlap on both sides of metal sheet and 2
inches overlap on the surface of the fabric.
8.9.3 On both sides of metal sheet ofFDC, fix 2 units # 10 metal screws.
8.9.4 Make sure that surface of the FDC fabric where adhesive to be applied is
clean, dry and dust free.
8.9.5 Apply approved sealant on both overlap surface of the FDC fabric.
Adhesive must be evenly and carefully spread over both surface of the
fabric with a ]"wide paint brush.
8.9.6 Allow until film is dry then attached the fabric to each other and pressed
with force .
8.9 .8 Apply 32-1 7 Foster sealant over metal joint of flexible duct connector.
9.1 Select the duct work section to be tested provide temporary covers I end caps at
all open ends of the duct subject for leakage testing.
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leakage testing for sealants to cure.
9.3 Select Light test, shall be as per design drawing. approved shop drawing,
project Specification and SMACNA ·'HVAC Air Duct Leakage Test Manual"'
9.6 The main duct should be provided with flanged joints to enable blanking plates
to be fitted. Provide temporary seals at all ends of the ductwork.
9.7 The area in which ducts are subjected to leak test shall be made dark to identifY
light leakage.
9.8 Start the Lighting equipment, continue the light until the ligl)t leakages
detected. Light leakage is "th~- indication of duct leakage.
9.9 Conduct re-testing again until such leakages detected & rectified as
recommended.
10.1 Quality Control Engineer along with Project Engineer and Site Supervisor will
monitor all HV AC Duct works are carried out as per approved submittals.
10.3 QA/QC Department will forward IR to Consultant for inspection and approval.
11.1 Proper safety gears to be used and secured. if required. Housekeeping shall be
of good standard. And all cut pieces: debris and waste material shall be
collected and disposed according to project specifications.
11.2 Fire Extinguishers will be provided in the vicinity during welding and cutting
operations.
11.4 All lighting during the execution will be provided by main contractor.
11.6 Refer to the Project Health & Safety Plan which will be the governing
document for implementation of emergency arrangements. All operatives will
be briefed regularly in respect of protocol for emergency and the line of
command and Material Safety Data sheet. They will also be briefed
immediately if there is a change in this protocol.
11.7 There will be a minimum of two escape stairs maintained on site from the
basement. They will be clearly demarcated with bunting type, as a minimum,
.and the access/egress routes to these stairs will be nominated clear. During the
event of works progressing in these areas. further staircases will be created to
ensure emergency access is always available.
Following permits are anticipated for the activities associated with these works and
will be implemented as works progress by HSE. All supervisors. engineers and
managers will ensure that all operatives have valid permits for the noted works:-
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Engineer I Consultant will be submitted as stipulated in the ITP and works will be
progressed as approval received.
13- HOUSEKEEPING:
The supervisor will ensure that a large team of operatives at the end of each shift will
clear up all areas of work ensure that all non-usable will be placed in to the skip.
Designated location will also be prepared by HSE I Site Team with clear visible signs
(supplied by l-ISE) for re-usable waste timber, ply etc. and concrete wash-out area.
14- TRAINING:
A tool box talk w ill be carried out to all operatives associated with these works to
inform them of this method statement and the control measures that must be
implemented in order to mitigate the risks advised herein and on the attached RA · s.
Adaily task briefing, by supervisor and I or foreman in-charge, will also be carried out
in line with this method statement and the day's activities to be carried out.
A weekly tool box topic associated with the risk assessments noted in the annexes will
be carried out by HSE and supervisor.
All above will be recorded and maintained in a file at a designated location on ·site. A
copy of the contents together with a signed attendance record will be sent to QA/QC
for recording in the file.
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iii Proper handling equipment's
iv Adequate working area
v Proper scaffolding platform etc.
vi The t1oor should not be slippery or vvet.
vii All tools in good working order
Drill machine. grinder machine and similar equipment's have proper cable and purpose
mad plug/socket available (Bare wires without plug or damaged cable must not be
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The Engineer and the supervisor to asses carefully with the coordination of the main
contractor" s Engineer/supervisor for the overall site conditions that in case of any type
of risk to the safety of people. materials, tools, property and installed work may be
foreseen. the paper arrangement is to be made before hand to tackle I avoid the same.
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II All the controls and tests that involved CONSULTANT I CLIENT are intended to be
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perfumed jointly with the CONTRACTOR. The test I inspection report shail be issued by the
CONTRACTOR which shall be reviewed I approved by CONSTUL TANT I CLIENT as
applicable.
Al-A2 Actual Inspection.
Al: 100% Actual Inspection: A2: 10% Actual Inspection
CONTRACTOR is obliged to carry out actual inspection at site I shop on the relevant item. All
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the site inspection I test reports shall be issued by the CONtRACTOR I CLIENT which shall be
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approved by CONSULTANT I CLIENT as applicable.
Wl-W2- Witness Inspection:
W 1: 100% Witness Inspection A2: 10% Actual Inspection
CONTRACTOR is obliged to perform the inspection I test and to verify that the results are
acceptable according to required specifications. CONTRACTOR I CLIENT is requested in
writing but not obliged to witness the inspection I test that shall be performed by others: in case
of attendance, the party shall sign the relevant inspection I test report l QC form if the results are
acceptable.
S - Operational Surveillance.
The CONSULTANT I CLIENT may perform daily observational site visit to check the routine
construction activities I processes as indicated in the description of item to be inspected.
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King Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz Project Third Saudi Expansion of
Holy Hat·am Makkah & Surrounding Area Security Building in
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JTP No. RE\'00 DATE:
I NSI'ECTION POINT
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ACTION I QUA LIT\' IU;:LATE O ACTIVITY ltEFE itENE DOCUMENT C IIARACTREST ICS TO BE VARIFIEO ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
DOCUMENT
COi\Tit.ACTOR
SU B-CONT VEN DOR CONT itACTOR QC C"ONSIII:I .\ i\ '1
CONSTI!UCTION
Shop Drawmg
I I Shop Drawmg N/A Consuhant Approval Shop Drawing II II Rl .IR
Approval
2.0 1\lalerial
S ize. Routrng, Damages. Supports locatron and levels of d uct. IS ". S06 0 58 5
Spec 15060, 158 I 5,
Inspect tan for the Install atron of ducts hcmgers and supportS,JOH1tS oft he duct (Gasket. p~::c 1· ' 1 1·'
• Approved rvlaterial Submrttal ·Approved Matenal Subrmttal
32 Grease Hood and Dtshwasher Clamps, Sealant etc) AI AI·A2 WI WI &AI
·Approved t\ lethod Statement ·Approved Method Statemertt
Exhaust Duct Workmanshrp, fimsh and other parameters as per
· IR for Approval • MIR for Approval
specrficauon
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Accessones
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Inspect ron for the lnstallatron of Duct Approved Matenal Subminal
·Approved t\ lethod Statement
S rze. Damages. Gasket, Sealant etc)
\Vorkmanshrp, finish and other parameters as per
· Approved Matenaj Submittal
·Approved Methocf Statement
AI AI·A2 WI \.1'1 &AI
specrficatron
• IR for Approval · MIR for Approval
CHECK
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM TO BE INSPECTED I TESTED DATE
ACC. REJ.
I Deli vered equipment and material shall be free of damage
2 Quality of the material shall be in accordance with the
approved material submittal and specification
3 Quantity measurement of material and equipment shal I be
check as per delivery order
4 Check the name plate and identification labels are as per
approved submittals
5 Identification tag or name plate shall be marked by raised
letters or die-stamping with the following information (if any)
a) Manufacturer. 'b) Model number. c) Serial number. d)
Mark I Tag Number
6 Review of material test certificates
7 Ensure MJR shall be submitted for client I consultant
approval prior to transfer the material to site ·
Handling, Storage and Preservation
I Deliver and store stainless-steel sheets with mill-applied
adhesive protective paper maintained through fabrication and
installation
2 Check sea la nt and fire stopping materials to site in original
unopened containers or bundles with labels indicating
manufacturer, product name and designation, color, expiration
period for use; pot life, curing time and mix ing instructions for
multi component materials
REMARKS:
VISION CLIENT I
VISION CONTRACTOR
ETIMAAD SITE CONSULTANT
ETIMAADQC QC
ENGINEER REPRESENTATIVE
NAME
SIGNATURE
DATE
INSPECTION I TEST REPORT PROJECT NO:
HV AC AND ACCESSORIES IRNO:
INSTALLATION OF DUCTWORK ITPNO:
(HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL DATE:
PROJECT NAME AREA I LOCATION
DRAWING NO, REV NO.
SPECIFICATION NO. REYNO.
BUILDING I ITEM INSTALLED PART
CHECK
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM TO BE INSPECTED I TESTED DATE
ACC. REJ.
I Ensure that the materials are as per approved material
submittal specification
2 Ensure that approved shop drawings is used installation of
ductwork
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.) Check that only properly fabricated fittings are used for
changes in directions, changes in size and shape and
connection
4 Check the joints and flanges are correctly made, jointed and
sealed (All transverse joints and longitudinal seams)
5 Check fixing of suppotis and spacing are as per approved
shop drawing and project specification
6 Ch~ck duct work intemally cleaned and joints are sealed
extemally ..
7 Check-'f1Ltts, bolts, screws, brackets, drop nods etc. are tight
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and aligned properly
8 Check flexible duct .c onnections are provided at building
expansion joints
9 Check sleeves are installed for ducts passing through walls I
partitions as per approved shop drawing and specification
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Check flexible connections are correctly installed and sealed
II Check flexible ducts are installed and secured properly
REMARKS:
VISION CLIENT I
VISION CONTRACTOR
ETIMAAD SITE CONSULTANT
ETIMAADQC QC
ENGINEER REPRESENTATIVE
NAME
SIGNATURE
DATE
INSPECTION I TEST REPORT PROJECT NO:
HV AC AND ACCESSORIES IRNO:
INSTALLATION OF GREASE ITPNO:
HOOD AND DISHWASHER DATE:
EXHAUST
PROJECT NAME AREA I LOCATION
DRAWING NO, REYNO.
SPECIFICATION NO. REYNO.
BUILDING I ITEM INSTALLED PART
CHECK
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM TO BE INSPECTED I TESTED DATE
ACC. REJ.
GREASE HOOD EXHAUST DUCT
I Check ducts are installed without dips or traps that may
collect residues, unless traps have continues or automatic
residue removal
2 Check duct is slope upward in direction of flow and away
from grease hood
3 Check access opening are installed at each change in
direction and at 15m intervals and as per approved shop
, drawing
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4 Ensure duct shall not penetrate fire-rated assemblies
5 Check in assessable shafts and in vertical direction, access
panels are installed at every other floor and at top of riser
VISION CLIENT I
VISION CONTRACTOR
ETIMAAD SITE CONSULTANT
ETIMAADQC QC
ENGINEER REPRESENTATIVE
NAME
SIGNATURE
DATE
INSPECTION I TEST REPORT PROJECT NO:
HVAC AND ACCESSORIES IR NO:
INSTALLATION OF DUCT ITPNO:
ACCESSORIES DATE:
PROJECT NAME AREA I LOCATION
DRAWING NO, REYNO.
SPECIFICATION NO. REYNO.
BUILDING I ITEM INSTALLED PART
CHECK
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM TO BE INSPECTED I TESTED DATE
ACC. REJ .
GREASE HOOD EXHAUST DUCT
I Ensure that the materials are as per approved material
submittal, transmittal and project specification
2 Ensure that the approved shop drawing is used for the
installation of duct.
3 Check backdraft dampers are installed on exhaust fans or
exhaust ducts nearest to outside and as per approved shop
drawing
4 Check motorized and manual volume dampers are installed
in lined duct as per approved shop drawing_
5 Check installed duct access panels for access to both sides of
duct coils. Install duct access panels downstream from ·. -~ ·"
VISION CLIENT I
VISION CONTRACTOR
ETIMAAD SITE CONSULTANT
ETIMAADQC QC
ENGINEER REPRESENTATIVE
NAME
SIGNATURE
DATE
INSPECTION I TEST REPORT PROJECT NO:
HVAC AND ACCESSORIES IRNO:
INSTALLATION OF AIR ITPNO:
TERMINALS DATE:
PROJECT NAME AREA I LOCATION
DRAWING NO. REYNO .
SPECIFICATION NO. REYNO.
BUILDING I ITEM INSTALLED PART
CHECK
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM TO BE fNSPECTED I TESTED DATE
ACC. REJ.
GREASE HOOD EXHAUST DUCT
l Ensure that the materials are as per approved material
submittal and project specification
2 Ensure that installation of each air terminal is according to
the approved shop drawing and specification
3 Check installed air terminals are level and plumb and
according to manufacturer instructions
4 Check that inlet duct connections are as i·ecommended by air
terminal manufacturer to achieve proper performance
5 Check installed diffusers, registers and grilles with airtight
connection to dLicts and to allow service-~nd maintenance of
dampers, air extractors, and fire dampers
6 Check that controls and control enclosure are accessible
7 Verify that control connections are complete .,...
8 Verify that controls respond to inputs as specified_-'-----
REMARKS
VISION CLIENT I
VISION CONTRACTOR
ETIMAAD SITE CONSULTANT
ETIMAADQC QC
ENGINEER REPRESENTATIVE
NAME
SIGNATURE .-/
DATE
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