1.

0 SCOPE/ DESCRIPTION OF WORK

2.0 Water treatment process
3.0 REFERENCES
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
5.0 RESOURCES
6.0 Materials
7.0 Equipment
8.0 Personnel
9.0 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
10.0 PROCEDURE
11.0 Method and Sequence of Construction
12.0 Installation procedure of uPVC Pipe Work Water Treatment Plant
13.0 Installation for Pressure Testing
14.0 Pump Room Equipment Installation
15.0 Method of statement for Testing & Commissioning
16.0 QUALITY CONTROL
17.0 SAFETY 
18.0 ATTACHMENT
18.1 Inspection Test Plan
18.2 Risk Assessment
18.3 Manufacturers Manual
18.4 Checklist for Mechanical Installation
18.5 WIR forma
1.0 Description of the work/scope
The work described herein consists of the construction of a water Treatment plant in
XXXXX each of nominal capacity 3,000m3/day, 8000m3/day and 3300m3/per day
respectively, this work includes:
Construction of Flocculators, sedimentation tanks, filters, disinfection and ancillary unit.
The supply and installation of Pipe and appurtenances such as elbows, flanged pipes, gate
valves, Submersible Pumps, and concrete ballast weights, intake structure, Pump stations
structure, thrust blocks, access ladder and incidental materials required to join the pipe and
appurtenances; and the connection of the intake line to the Pump station.

2.0 WATER TREATMENT PROCESS

The major processes are as follows;
Raw water intake Raw water Pump Flocculator Filter
Disinfection Clean Water Tank Transmission Main Reservoir
Distribution network Faecal Sludge Treatment.
3.0 REFERENCES:
a. Project HSE Plan
b. Project Quality Plan
c. Approved Shop Drawing
d. Approved Material submittal
e. Manufacturer recommended installation procedures.

4.0 Responsibilities
4.1 All works associated with above mentioned project limited to construction of Water
treatment plant and all other associated works will be the responsible in accordance
with the contract.
4.2 Resources for Personnel is as follows:
4.2.1 Site Engineer
 He is responsible to carry out the work as per the Project Specification,
approved drawing for construction, approved shop drawings, approved
method statements, co-ordinates with the Sub contractor and ensures all
works are provided, inspected & approved by the Engineer.
 
 He/she is also responsible to ensure the specialized sub-contractor has
adequate equipment, tools, materials, manpower are in place before starting
the works.

4.2.2 QA/QC Engineer
   He/she is responsible to ensure work has been done as per the specification
and drawings, inspections are done as per Quality Control Procedure and
offer works for Engineer inspection.

4.2.3 Supervisor/Foreman
 Carrying out the work and the proper distribution of all the available
resources in coordination with the site engineer on a daily basis.
 Daily reports of the works achieved and coordinate for the future planning
with the Site engineer.
 Incorporate all the quality control and Safety requirements as requested by
the concerned Engineer.
  Met with any type of unforeseen incidents or requirements and reporting
to the site engineer immediately

5.0 RESOURCES:
5.1 Materials.
a. Activated Carbon Filter
b. Pumps
c. Dosing System
d. Cartridge filter
e. UV System
f. UF System
g. RO System
h. Pipes
i. Cable Tray
j. Pipe and Cable Tray Supports
k. Electrical Cables
l. Tanks
m. Valves
n. Fittings
o. Control Panel

5.2 Equipment
a. Tool Box
b. Measuring Tape
c. Hacksaw
d. Spirit Level
e. Drill Machine / Grinder
f. Pressure Gauges
g. Hand Pump/Electric Pressure Pump
 h. Ammeter/Voltmeter
i. Welding Machine

5.3 Personnel
a. Site Engineer
b. QA/QC Engineer
c. Supervisor/Foreman
d. Skilled workers 
e. Labourers

6.0 DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS
a. QC - Quality Control engineer
b. HSE - Health and safety plan
c. MEP - Environmental management plan
d. MS - Method Statement

7.0 PROCEDURE 
METHOD AND SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION
7.1 Preparation of all approved construction drawings (all units of the water treatment
plant)
7.2 Setting out of the treatment plant, as per surveyed data(ALL UNITS)
7.3 Excavation will be done as per method statement of excavation
7.4 Dewatering where necessary will be done as per MS-####
7.5 All concrete structures will be done as per MS-####
7.6 Block work will be constructed as per MS - ####
All stages of construction will need Engineer approval before moving next stage. example,
setting out will be approved prior starting excavation, and after excavation done the
engineer approval of level will be required prior to pour blinding concrete, this procedure
will be followed in each stage

Upon structure completion of Water treatment plant units, which compiles flocculattion,
sediment tanks, Filters and filter washing, service water tank, Disinfection or chemical
dosing unit Clean water tank and ancillary units, will be followed by mechanical
installations.

7.7 METHOD AND SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION OF MECHANICAL

INSTALLATIONS.

 Any material delivered to the site not confirming to the approved material submittal

shall be returned to the supplier and replaced with approved material.
  No materials will be permitted to enter the work locations without being inspected
on arrival to the site.
  Work shall be carried out by the site personnel under strict supervision and guidance
of the concerned engineers/ supervisors/ foreman.
  QA/QC inspector/ engineer shall check all the installations as per the installation
Data sheet/Test check sheets.
 Inspection request will be prepared, signed by the subcontractor/main contractor and
shall be submitted without delay to Engineer for His inspection and approval as per
approved Inspection and test Plan.
  Site Engineer is responsible for all the installation activities for getting the work
inspected and approved by Engineer.

7.8 Installation procedure of  Pipe Work for Water Treatment Plant
7.8.1 General Requirements
 All the materials received at site will be inspected, upon receipt.
  Any discrepancies, damages, etc. should be notified and report to the supplier
for further action.
 All construction/ inspection/ testing works shall be carried out in accordance
with specifications.
 Work shall be carried out by the site foreman staff under the guidance of site
engineer and shall further be checked and approved by Engineer.
 If any damage for the material has been happened on the site, the site persons
will be responsible for the damage.

7.8.2 Handling

  During transportation pipes must be handled with care.

  Do not drop or drag pipes especially on hard surfaces. This is particularly
important where the pipe ends have been pre- prepared in the form of spigots
(e.g. chamfered ends) and integral sockets.
  Where ever possible the loading and unloading of pipes to be carried
safely. When mechanical fitting equipment is to be used, no metallic slings,
hooks or chains should be used in direct contact with the pipe. Ropes or web
slings are preferred, as they will not damage the pipe wall.

7.8.3 Installation
  Mark the routing of pipe work according to approved shop drawings.
6.2.5.1 Pipe Work (for uPVC Pipes)
  Measure length of pipe required, making due allowance for
any pipe fittings to be used. Cut the pipe to the measured
length.
 Ensure that the ends are cut square and clean all burs.
 A chamfer to the depth of half wall thickness to be applied to
each spigot.
 The spigot and socket to be jointed
should be carefully examined for any damage which could
impair the jointing procedure.
  The spigot insertion depth should be measured as
the depth form the mouth to the shoulder of the socket.
 The insertion depth should be marked on the spigot
using marker.
 The jointing system for piping system is “Solvent weld.”
 The mating areas of the spigot and the socket should
be thoroughly cleaned using the pipe cleaner and a clean rag.
 Using a brush apply an even layer solvent cement to the
spigot and socket mating surfaces. The glue should be applied
in a lengthwise direction and not with a circular motion.
 The glue should be applied simultaneously to the spigot and
socket by two people.
 Immediately following gluing application ensure that the pipe is
suitably anchored, and push the spigot home in the socket
without turning the pipe.
 The spigot should be inserted with a steady, continuous
motion and held in place for 20 seconds.
 Remove the surplus glue from around the mouth of the socket.
 Leave the joint undisturbed for five minutes, and then handle
with reasonable care.
6.2.5.2 Pipe Supports 
 For the pipes above ground supports will be given of ring type 
pipeclamps with rubber packing and for pipes at more height
will be given standard galvanized channel support with pipe
clamps.
6.3 Installation for Pressure Testing
6.3.1 Procedures for Installation
 Check first the approve drawing submitted for the location and marking of
the pipes.
 Prepare the necessary materials for installation
  Start layout of the pipe as per coordinated marking and levels.
  After the layout make a support for all the pipes using thrust block, rubber
clamp and steel bar.
  Prepare the materials for the pressure testing such as plugs, pressure
pump, pressure gauges and other equipment / tools required.
 Clean the edge of the pipe and put plug on locations where valves are not
required.
 After putting plug, install the pressure pump with threaded nipples, connect
to the valve for the purpose of bleeding to the part you can remove the air
inside the pipelines then connect a G.I Tee to interlink between the
calibrated pressure and the pipe to be tested.
 Fill entire system with water through any  faucet by meansof pail and put it
on the pressure hand pump.
 Check for any leak in the connection /layout. If so, modify/ rectify first before
applying the pressure.
 The working pressure of the pipe is 4 bars; however, for testing Pressure
the lines until it reaches the test pressure of 6 bars which is1.5 times of the
working load.
 Check the points / connections again for leakage. If there is no leak close
the valve and remove the pressure hand pump.
 Maintain pressure in the pipe line for at least 4 hours.
 Prepare the necessary documents such as drawings, pressure test
certificate indicating the start and end, together with the pressure rated and
losses and get signature from Consultant
 After checking the bar rating passed, remove the pressure of the pipes up to
1 bar by experience person.
 After remove the end plugs and valves.
  Remove the water and flushed the lines.
 Close all the end points using masking tapes.
6.4 Pump Room Equipment Installation
6.4.1 Mark out the location of the plinths for the pumps and filters as per
approved shop drawings and cast the plinths in place up to the required
thickness.
6.4.2 Fix the interconnected pipe work between the pumps, filters and the
suction and delivery lines as per the approved drawings.
6.4.3 Route and level shall be as per the approved drawing and clearance to
be maintained as required.
6.4.4 After installation of equipment’s & piping’s in pump room are completed
and raise stage by stage WIR for getting approval from the Engineer.
 6.4.5 Installation of cable tray and trunking shall be carried out as per
specification and approved shop drawing.
6.4.6 Cable tray and cable trunking and related accessories shall be by an
approved manufacturer and the material should be inspected prior to the
installation of work.
6.4.7 Route and level shall be as per the approved drawing and clearance to
be maintained as required.
6.4.8 Support spacing to be executed as per the approved drawing and site
condition.
6.4.9 Spacing between others services shall be coordinated on the site.
6.4.10 Remove burrs and sharp edges from cable trays/trunking.
6.4.11 Fasten cable tray/ cable trunking to building structure.
6.4.12 Any cutting or drilling support channel, threaded rod, tray/trunking
edges shall be cleaned up and painted with zinc paint.
6.4.13 6.4.14 Install cable tray/trunking with enough space to permit access for
installing cables. Install the cable tray/trunking with proper alignment
with other services.
6.4.14 After installation clean and cover it properly to avoid any mechanical
damages from other services.
6.4.15 Install cables only when cable tray/trunking installation has been
completed and raise stage by stage WIR for getting approvalfrom the
consultant as per approved ITP.
6.4.16 Install the control panel.
6.4.17 Terminate the cables at the control panel as well as the equipment and
pumps.

7.0 METHOD STATEMENT FOR TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
Scope:
To test and commission the water treatment plant system.

TESTING & COMMISSIONING PROCEDURES

1. Check for fresh water supply line in the pump room for filling and make up.
2. Check for incoming power supply for the control panel
3. Verify the connection and termination of control panel
4. The water has to be filled to the required level in the raw water tank.
5. After that close and open all the necessary valves to start the system
6. First set to open the butterfly valve on the suction line and discharge line.
7. Run the filtration pump on HAND position to start the operation
8. Check the direction of rotation of pump is proper
9. The chemical system is filled with appropriate reagents and working properly.
10. Check for any leakage in the piping, if there is turn OFF the pump and close all the
valves to rectify the fault.
11. If there is no leakage or fault in the system, continue the operation.

8.0 Quality Control
8.1 Check all the materials delivered to site are inspected properly as perapproved
MAR (Material Approval request) and proper storage.
8.2 Work shall be carried out by the site personnel under strict supervisionand
guidance of the supervisors/foreman / engineers.
8.3 Work inspection Request (WIR) will be submitted for witness and holdpoints as
detailed in the attached Inspection and Test Plan for MEP.
8.4 Pressure gauges for testing will be calibrated and certificates will be provided
during testing.

9.0 Attachments
9.1 Inspection Test Plan
9.2 Risk assessment
9.3 Manufacturers Manual
9.4 Checklist for Mechanical Installation
9.5 WIR format

SE - Site Engineer

QC - Quality Engineer

FR – Foreman

WIR - Work Inspection Request
6.7 Flocculation,

4.1.3 Flocculation

Flocculation shall mean a process to enhance agglomeration or collection of smaller floc

particles into larger, more easily settleable or filterable particles through gentle stirring by
hydraulic or mechanical means.

a. Basin Design - Inlet and outlet design shall minimize short-circuiting and destruction of
floc.

Series compartments are recommended to further minimize short-circuiting and to

provide decreasing mixing energy with time. Basins shall be designed so that
individual basins may be isolated without disrupting plant operation. A drain and/or
pumps shall be provided to handle dewatering and sludge removal.

b. Detention – The detention time for floc formation should be at least 30 minutes
with consideration to using tapered (i.e., diminishing velocity gradient)
flocculation. The flow-through velocity should be not less than 0.5 nor greater
than 1.5 feet per minute.

c. Equipment - Agitators shall be driven by variable speed drives with the peripheral
speed of paddles ranging from 0.5 to 3.0 feet per second. External, non-
submerged motors are preferred.

d. Piping - Flocculation and sedimentation basins shall be as close together as possible.

The velocity of flocculated water through pipes or conduits to settling basins shall be
not less than
 0.5 nor greater than 1.5 feet per second. Allowances must be made to minimize
turbulence

at bends and changes in direction.

e. Other designs - Baffling may be used to provide for flocculation in small plants only
after consultation with the reviewing authority. The design should be such that the
velocities and flows noted above will be maintained.