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Method Statement For Installation

This document provides a method statement for the installation and termination of low voltage cables and wires. It outlines the responsibilities and materials required, including tools for cutting, drilling, crimping and testing cables. It describes procedures for handling, storing and installing cables in cable trays and trenches, as well as dressing and terminating the cables. Similar procedures are defined for installing and terminating wires to follow approved drawings, color coding and testing before use. The goal is to ensure installation meets standards, specifications and recognized industrial practices.

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Method Statement For Installation

This document provides a method statement for the installation and termination of low voltage cables and wires. It outlines the responsibilities and materials required, including tools for cutting, drilling, crimping and testing cables. It describes procedures for handling, storing and installing cables in cable trays and trenches, as well as dressing and terminating the cables. Similar procedures are defined for installing and terminating wires to follow approved drawings, color coding and testing before use. The goal is to ensure installation meets standards, specifications and recognized industrial practices.

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION & TERMINATION OF LOW

VOLTAGE CABLE AND WIRES

1. Purpose:
The purpose of generating this Method Statement is to define the procedure step by
step to implement the correct practices for Installation, Termination of LV Cables and
Wires guidelines contained herein so as to ensure that the job execution complies with
the requirements and serves the intended function to satisfactory level.

2. Scope:
This Method Statement refers to various work procedures contained within project
control documents, which explains and covers the Installation, Termination of LV Cables
& Wires.

3. Responsibilities:
Engineer In-Charge (Electrical) / Site Engineer (Electrical)

4. Tools / Equipment:
4.1 Portable Handtools
4.2 Portable Drilling Machine / Grinding Machine
4.3 Spirit Level
4.4 Hydraulic Crimping Tool
4.5 500 / 1000 volt Insulation Tester
4.6 Digital Multimeter
4.7 Cable Rollers
4.8 Cable Drum Jack

5. Materials
LV Cables, Wires and accessories shall be in line with the approved material submittal.
6. Handling & Storage
On the receipt of the LV Cables, Wires & accessories at site necessary precautions
shall be taken for unloading, shifting, and storage, as follows:
6.1 Materials shall be stored in a covered / dry space all the time.
6.2 All materials receive at site shall be inspected and ensured that the materials are as
per approved material submittal.
6.3 Any discrepancies, damage, etc., found will be notified and reported for further
action.
6.4 Materials found not suitable for site use will be removed from site immediately.

7. Installation Procedures General


7.1 Ensure that the work area is ready and safe to start the installation of LV Cable &
Wires
7.2 Ensure the installation of LV Cables & Wires are carried out in accordance with
manufacturers installation recommendations, requirement of applicable standards and
in accordance with recognized industrial practices and specified in project specification
to ensure that installation complies with requirements.
7.3 Prior to start the installation, refer to the approved shop drawings related to the area
of installation and ensure that required materials are available at site as per approved
material submittals.
7.4 Ensure the materials are stored properly and there is no mark of damage or
deformity of any kind before issuing the material from site store. All materials and
accessories should always be free of dust, scale, or oil.
7.5 Ensure that the issued materials are of approved specifications / submittals and as
per the requirement of the area shop drawing
7.6 Care shall be taken to avoid direct exposure of cables to solar radiation in storage
area and at installed area.
7.7 Wrenches shall not be used to pull cables.
7.8 Do not installed through joint in cables.
7.9 Do not route cables below water services pipework.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR CABLES

7.10 The total cable route shall be inspected to ensure that the routing is complete,
either on ground or on cable trays, as per approved layout and free from sharp edges
and sharp objects.
7.11 As per cable cutting schedule, site electrical supervisor will ensure that the cable
drums are shifted to the correct location, where cabling has to started for any particular
feeder.
7.12 The trays shall be curved enough at the right angles to allow to lay the cable with
correct bending radius, without any sharp bends, knits.
7.13 Where more power cables are run together, adequate cable tray should be
provided considering the spacing as per specification. Spaced apart by at least one
cable diameter (of larger cable) throughout the length of the cable run.)
7.14 Cable rollers shall be placed inside trench/ on cable tray in line and angle rollers
will be used at all the turnings of trench/ on cable tray.
7.15 Cable laying shall be started by rotating the drum in a direction recommended by
manufacturer and as indicated on drums. The site supervision team will ensure that the
undue stress on pull is not applied to cable, while laying the cables.
7.16 Cables shall be identified at the both ends and in between convenience interval on
riser, identification bands as per approved material and approved cable schedule.
7.17 Cables shall be dressed properly, Secure cables to cable tray using traps / heavy
duty ties where the cables are fixed to a vertical cable tray or ties where the cable tray
surface is horizontal, without any overlapping. Ensure that the cable distance is
maintained as per approved shop drawing, as per manufacturer’s recommendations
and as per general engineering practices.
7.18 Earth conductor shall be laid parallel along with cables and tide along with the
cable at suitable intervals.
7.19 Where cables passes through a floor or wall, sealing material should be provided
and that area should be sealed properly (from both sides).
7.20 On completion of cable laying and dressing, continuity and insulation resistance
test with (1000V Insulation Tester) shall be carried out and shall be recorded. Cable
ends shall be sealed properly, till the glanding and termination.
7.21 All conductors requiring bolted connection shall be terminated with compression
lugs using an automatic compression crimping type tool.
7.22 Cable lugs shall be tinned copper compression type.
7.23 Terminations to be carried out as per standard and approved procedure.
7.24 Cable glands to be used of approval and quality as per manufacturer’s
recommendations.
7.25 Insulation test shall be carried out after installation and before termination of
cables.
7.26 After approval by consultant for cable laying and meggering, test results shall be
submitted.
7.27 Crimped terminations shall be used for cables above 6 sq. mm and pinch screw
should not be used
7.28 LV cable termination and connections shall be done by experienced electrical
technician under the supervision of Site Supervisor or Site Engineer.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR WIRES


7.29 Ensure that the cabling/wiring is being installed as per approved shop drawings.
7.30 All the containment system is checked for thoroughness and cleanliness all along
the circuit.
7.31 All the routing / all wiring is to be drawn from respective distribution boards to point
of utilization and is looped from live and neutral terminals of accessories for circuit
continuation as per the approved shop drawings.
7.32 Final connections in luminaries and heat producing/ emitting equipment shall be
made using heat resistant flexible cables.
7.33 The specified wire sizes to be followed as per approved load schedule/ shop
drawing.
7.34 Ensure that proper color coding is followed for phase, neutral, earth wires as per
standard electrical coeds and respective approved shop drawings and specifications.
7.35 Ensure that each circuits is being neatly dressed/bunch at intervals.
7.36 After dressing of wires, provide the respective circuit ferrules at the ends at phase,
neutral and earth bar ends.
7.37 Wires shall not exceed the capacity of the conduit or trunking. The installations
shall comply strictly by following the standard rules and regulations.
7.38 Wires shall be combed as installation proceeds and the neutral, earth conductor
shall be run with the phase wires of that circuit.
7.39 Wires of one circuit shall run in the same conduit.
7.40 Each wires of a circuit running in trunking shall be grouped together with cable ties.
7.41 Do not install wiring of more than one phase in an outlet box or switch box, other
than designated for multi-phase use.
7.42 The color coding of wires/ cables shall be followed till the termination within
distribution boards and equipment’s.
7.43 Wires shall be tested with a 500V insulation tester before & after installation, after
marking off all the wires.
7.44 Test results should be submitted to consultant for approval & records.

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