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Plastering Method Statement Guide

This document provides a method statement for plastering activities. It outlines the scope, reference documents, acceptance criteria for mixed mortar and finished surfaces, required previous operations, manpower, equipment, materials, and procedures for plastering laying and reinforcement.

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Plastering Method Statement Guide

This document provides a method statement for plastering activities. It outlines the scope, reference documents, acceptance criteria for mixed mortar and finished surfaces, required previous operations, manpower, equipment, materials, and procedures for plastering laying and reinforcement.

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METHOD STATEMENT

FOR PLASTERING
1. Scope:
This procedure relates the plastering activities and these required properties including
mortar and reinforcement accessories.

2. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
Documents establish by the contractor
A. Execution documents (SBG/SENLABO BTP)
 Dar specifications 09220
 Material test report
 Design mix of mortar

B. Documents du Plan Quality (SBG/SENLABO BTP)


 ITP
 NCR
3 Acceptance criteria’s of mixed mortar
 Bending strength around 1N/mm2
 Compressive strength not less than 5±1N/mm2
 Minimum cement sand mix 1:3-4
 Duration of ready mixed mortar 2h
 Stickiness 20 mm three coat-mix

4 Acceptance criteria’s of finish surface


Tolerance:
 Vertical surface daily work 13.4 m2
 Horizontal and other non vertical surface 9.3m2
 Plasterwork panels limited to ratio width /length 2-1/2:1
 For vertical line and surface do not varied from plumb by more than 6.4 mm in 3 m;
 For vertical line such as corner door and expansion joint and control joint do not vary
from plumb by 3 mm in 3m
5 PREVIOUS OPERATIONS
 Cleaning the surfaces of slab wall and concrete structure where the plastering
will be executed
 scarified if it is smooth
 wet surfaces during hot weather

6 MANPOWER
 Site engineer
 Surveyor
 Foreman
 Masons
 Helpers/ labors

7 MASONRY EQUIPMENT
 scaffoldings with complete accessories and approved by the engineer
 Tooling of masonry (trowel, plumb line, and hammer, Ruler, niveau….)
 Mortar contains, Brush, sponge
 Mortar mixer
Material
 Approved and tested sand
 Cement
 Admixture
 Reinforcement and accessories

8 PROCEDURES PLASTERING LAYING AND REINFORCEMENT


 Cleaning all faces patches holes and honeycombs

 Chip smooth surfaces of concrete structure to give adherence of the mortar

 Chip bended surfaces of concrete structure to give straits alignment


 Base –coat of wall and concrete structure : Lay fluid cement mortar mixed with
water in a dosage around 500kg/m3 (1 part cement to 2 part of aggregate and
sand)
 check the plumpness and put some bench mark for the alignment
 lay the appropriated reinforcement accessories at required locations (angle, edges
joints , connection to concrete or steel structures )
 Lay the 2nd bed of mortar in a dosage around 400kg/m3 of cement ( 1 part of cement
to 2 part of sand) in a stickiness of 10 mm this bed don’t need to be smooth.
 24h of curing with water
 lay the final bed of mortar with a dosage of 400kg/m3 of cement (1 part of cement 3
part of sand )
 the final bed must be well finished to achieve approved design surface for plastering
 clean all loses material
 cure during 36 hours to prevent cracks or color variation
 protect against dust, hot weather, men reach and injuries until required strength is
attaint

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