SRF - FP - 010-Merged - 4

F-201 Rev.
SUBMITTAL REVIEW FORM

Project :COVENT GARDEN NORTH TOWER SRF No. CGNT-FP-010
Contract Package : CPN - 2D: GENERAL CONSTRUCTION PACKAGE Date June 1, 2021
General Contractor : METRO STONERICH CORPORATION Sub Contractor
General Information
Type of Submittal: Intent: References: Attachments:
Product data Proposal As per Specifications Highlighted Keyplan
Sample Alternative Change in Specification Drawing Reference
Method Statement Resubmission Specify Specification reference/ FCD (Sht. ______)
)
Shopdrawing Implications: Justification letter:
Test Result No Cost Implication
Others With Cost Implication
Description
Description: Proposed Method Statement for Fire Protection Works
Tower: North
Level: N/A
Room: N/A
Gridline: N/A
Prepared by: Noted by:
Jomari Pecson Timothy Bautista
MSC - Mechanical Engineer MSC - Project Manager
Review and Evaluation
Date
Date Received Reviewed By Remarks Code Signature
Returned
02/06/2021 NBFCI NOTE:

NBFCI D 02/06/2021
-PLEASE RESUBMIT PREVIOUS SUBMITTAL FIRST FOR
THE APPROVED FIRE PROTECTION SUB CONTRACTOR.
-METHODOLOGY WILL FOLLOW ONCE PROPOSED SUB
CONTRACTOR IS APPROVED.
CODE REMARKS SRF TRACKING FLOWCHART

A Work May Proceed 2 DAYS EELHI
B Work may Proceed, Comply Comments 10 DAYS CONSULTANT Noted by:
C Revise and Resubmit, Work May Proceed 2 DAYS EELHI
D Revise and Resubmit, Work May NOT Proceed
E Review not Required, Work May Proceed EELHI Construction Manager
SRF Tracking Flowchart

Date Received Time Received Signature
EELHI Operation
EELHI Design
Trade Consultant 1
Trade Consultant 2
EELHI Operation
Contractor
Note: Contractors to submit to EELHI (7) days a formal quotation/ cost proposal for any anticipated cost implication arising from this SRF evaluation
The Builder Of Choice
Building Construction • General Engineering • Contractor
PROJECT : COVENT GARDEN – NORTH TOWER

LOCATION : STA.MESA MANILA
OWNER : EMPIRE EAST LAND HOLDINGS INC.
METHOD STATEMENT
FOR
FIRE PROTECTION
WORKS
We value your trust ®
#85 Timog Avenue , South Triangle, Quezon City, Philippines

Phone: (632) 920-1045/920-1203 Fax: (632) 413-9898
E-mail: [email protected]
Certificate No. AJA07.0346 PCAB “AAA” Rating Website: www.metrostonerich.com
METHODOLOGY FOR SPRINKLER HEADS INSTALLATION
Quality Assurance
1. Inspect glass bulb sprinklers at the time of installation to make sure that
the bulb contains fluid.
2. Any glass bulb that shows evidence of leakage or that does not have any
fluid must be discarded.
3. Do not install any bulb type sprinkler if the bulb is cracked or there is a
loss of fluid from the bulb.
4. With the sprinkler held horizontally, a small air bubble should be present.
The diameter of the air bubble is approximately 1.6 mm. for the 13ºF/57ºC
to 2.4 mm. for the 360ºF/182ºC temperature ratings. Loss of fluid from a
bulb can cause the sprinkler to fail to activate in a fire.
Installation Procedure
1. Install 1/2” and 3/4” sprinkler in fittings with the pipe in place. Use
standard and quick response sprinklers ( upright, pendent, horizontal
sidewall, recessed pendent and recessed horizontal sidewall ) depending
on the location.
2. Hand start and then wrench tighten each sprinkler with the sprinkler strap
in place. The sprinkler may be hand-start by holding onto the sprinkler
strap.
3. Do not remove the sprinkler strap until the sprinkler is completely
installed.
Protection
Sprinkler heads must be store properly and shield them from extreme heat.
Over-heating will damage the sprinkler by weakening the thermal sensing
element resulting in premature activation.

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METHODOLOGY FOR THE INSTALLATION OF HANGER, SUPPORT ANCHORS

& GUIDES
Quality Assurance
A. All bracket, clamp and rod sizes and indicated in this specification are
minimum sizes only. All structural hanging shall have a built-in safety of 5.
B. Anchor points shall be located and constructed to permit the piping to take
up expansion and construction freely in opposite directions from the
anchored points.
C. Guide points shall be located and constructed wherever required or
shown on drawings and at each side of an expansion joint or loop, to
permit free axial movement only in piping system.
A. All piping shall be supported only from building structural steel or

galvanized steel inserts imbedded in poured concrete. Where piping
revisions are required after slabs are poured, 75mm and smaller may be
supported at intermediate points by 12mm expansion bolts and shields,
provided main support are not less than 7 meter on centers. Intermediate
support for piping 4’ and larger shall be attached to concrete beams of
columns by means of 100mm x 100mm x 18mm’ (horizontal) and
supporting rod at 90 degrees from anchor bolt. Its intent is only permitted
in poured concrete construction.
B. Hanger locations for Horizontal Piping
Pipe Size (mm) Rod Size (mm) Spacing (m)

25 10 1.8
32 10 2.4
40 10 2.7
50 10 2.7
65 12 3.0
75 12 3.0
100 16 3.3
150 20 3.7

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METHODOLOGY FOR HYDROTEST (Initial Testing)
Equipment and materials;
1. Motorized test pump

2. Empty Drum
3. Water
4. Pressure gauges
5. Gate valve
6. Check valve
7. Drain valve / temporary air ventilation
A. All pipes installed shall be subjected for initial testing in every zone to
determine leakages and to avoid any damages during final testing and
commissioning.
B. Initial testing shall be made by our separate testing crew with the
presence of the QA/QC Engineers, and provided the following
requirements below listed.
1. The piping shall be tested in accordance with local requirements and

NFPA code (NFPA 20) requirement and the system shall be tested not
less than 200psi hydrostatic pressure for two (2) hours.
2. All Defects found shall be marked one by one, then after markings,
release the water injected to the pipes to the nearest drain. The crew
shall be repair or replace the defective materials.
3. After rectification of work, the system will be retested until the works is
proven satisfactory and the pressure maintained at 200psi for two (2)
hours.
C. If the testing is approved, all piping shall be flushed with in 10 minutes by

using capped plug at the end of the cross-main line and remove the dirt or
foreign materials inside the pipe installed.

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METHODOLOGY FOR CROSSMAIN AND BRANCH LINE INSTALLATION
Preparation
1. Check the areas if ready for the installation and free from any debris and
unsafe condition.
2. Provide necessary approved / certified platforms before starting the works
and label it with company name and permits / certificate.
3. If there will be hot works, secure the necessary hot work permit before
proceeding to work.
Therefore, provide also all pipe required by workers.
4. First, clean and paint neatly all the sleeves provided at beams, girder and
walls by using
platform.
5. Second, provide necessary measuring tools like meter tape plumb bob,
nylon string, L-bar and level bars to ensure the level of installation.
For Cross-main Pipe Installation (Thread-o-let Type)
1. Prepare the approved shop drawings and approved materials for the
correct layout.
2. Check the area concern before the layout and installation of cross-main
pipe. Coordinate with other trade for guidance and concern.
3. Prepare work / installation request / permit.
4. Upon approval of work / installation request / permit, layout & installation
must proceed.
5. Prepare marking’s piping layout.
6. Layout and install the hanger support by using nylon cord.
7. Layout the location of the pipe and check the proper elevation.
8. Check the level of the cross-main pipe fit-. See to it that the pipe being
layout was coated with primer (first coating).
9. Fit-up the entire pipe using mechanical level bar to ensure the levelness
of pipes, install all joints fittings, (elbow, tee etc.). Ask the permission of
the concerned party (GenCon Representative) for inspection.
For Branch line Pipe Connection
1. Prepare all the approved materials, equipment and shop-drawings.

2. Cut the pipe using pipe cutter to be use as per item no. 1.
3. Clean the inside of the pipe to prevent clogging in the future.
4. Paint the pipes (branch line with the 1st coat primer before installation.
5. Thread the connection in every threaded by using threading machine /
manual pipe threading.
6. Inter-connect the actual layout of branch line in the threaded connection
using Teflon tape.
7. Upon installation of pipe see to it that hanger were already layout and
installed properly.

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METHODOLOGY FOR VALVES INSTALLATION
Quality Assurance
A. Each valve shall have the manufacturer’s name, size, and pressure rating
cast or stamp on body.
B. All fire protection water control valves within the building shall be either
wedge gate valves with painted wheel handles shall have glad followers in
stuffing boxes and shall be constructed so that they maybe repacked
while open and under pressure, or slow-closing quarter-turn gear-
operated butterfly valves.
C. All valves shall be with threaded or flanged ends as required by the piping
system in which they are installed.
D. Valves shall be selected for the working pressure indicated on the

drawing.
A. All valves shall be installed in the upright vertical or horizontal position

unless specifically otherwise required by the drawings.
B. All valves shall be installed in accessible location to facilitate easy

removal for repair or replacement.
C. Support Locations for Vertical Piping Threaded & Mechanical Joint Piping;
At every floor; but in no case greater than 6ft. intervals.
D. All beam attachments shall be installed on clean, smooth, and non-

fireproofed sections of the beam.
E. All fire protection piping shall be hung individually from the structure.

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METHODOLOGY FOR PIPE SLEEVES INSTALLATION
Product / Preparatory
A. Provide sleeves for each pipe passing through wall partitions, beams and
floors.
B. Sleeve Materials
Type Sleeve Materials

1 Sched. 40 Black Iron B.I./G.I) Pipes
2 Standard weight galvanized steel pipe
C. Sleeves Length
Location Sleeve Length

Floor All floor sleeves shall extend 50mm above
finished surfaces.
Stair Landing All stair landing sleeves shall extend 50mm
above finished surfaces.
Walls and Partition Equal to depth of construction and terminated
flush with finished surfaces.
D. Sleeve Sizes
1. Sleeves shall be adequate diameter to follow pipe, insulations, and fire

stop sealant to fit.
2. Sleeves shall provide 10mm minimum clearance around pipes smaller
than 100mmø to 25mm minimum around 100mmø and larger.
3. Pipe sleeves shall be provided 10mmø diagonal corrugated bar.
Item Pipe Size (mm) Size of Pipe Sleeve Material Use (B.I.
(mm) Pipe)
1 25mmø 50mmø Schedule 40

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PIPE SLEEVING PROCEDURE
(Concrete, Masonry Walls, Concrete Floor, Roof Slabs Gypsum Board)
A. Pre-installation Procedure
1.) Prepare pipe sleeve shop drawings.

2.) Review drawing intended for the area.
3.) Verify material specification to be used.
4.) Determine the availability of all materials needed.
5.) Determine the Manpower needed also its availability.
6.) Determine the tools and equipments needed also its availability.
7.) Coordinate to QA/QC and EHS Department the activity and standards to be
implemented.
8.) Conduct on Site Inspection to the areas concern.
9.) Prepare and fill up request from for pipe sleeve installation and submit to
Operations Department for the scheduling of work operations.
10.) Mobilize all materials, equipments and manpower needed on site, as
scheduled to implement work.
B. Installation Work Procedure
1.) Lay out pipe sleeves according to approved plans at hand.

2.) Install sleeves for pipes passing through concrete & masonry walls, gypsum
board partitions, concrete floor, and roof slabs.
3.) Cut sleeves to length for mounting finish with both surfaces.
a.) Exceptions: Extend sleeves installed in floors of Mechanical Equipment
areas or other wet areas 50mm. above finish floor level. Extend cast iron
sleeve fittings below floor slab as required to secure clamping ring if ring
is specified.
4.) Install sleeves in new walls & slabs as new walls & slabs are constructed.
5.) Install sleeves that are large enough to provide 6.4mm. Annular clear space
between sleeves and pipes op pipe insulation. Use the following sleeve
materials.
a.) Steel Pipe Sleeves: For pipe smaller than DN 150mm.
b.) Steel Sheet Sleeves: For pipes DN 150mm. & larger, penetrating
gypsum board partitions.
c.) Stack Sleeves Fittings: for pipes penetrating floors with membrane
water proofing secure flashing between clamping flanges. Install section
of cast-iron pipe to extend sleeve 50mm. above finished floor level. Refer
to Division 7 Section “SHEET METAL FLASHING & TRIM” for flashing.
d.) Seal space outside of sleeve fittings with grout.
6.) Except for underground wall penetrations, seal annular space between sleeve
and pipe or pipe
Insulation, using joint sealants appropriate for size, depth, and location of
joint. Refer to Division 7 Section “Joint Sealants” for material installation.

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7.) Aboveground, Exterior- Wall Pipe Penetration: Seal penetration using sleeves
and mechanical
sleeve seals. Select sleeve size to allow for 25mm. annular clear between
pipe and sleeve for installing mechanical sleeve seals.
a.) Install steel pipe for sleeves smaller than 150 mm in diameter.
b.) Install cast-iron “wall pipes” for sleeves 150 mm and larger in diameter.
c.) Mechanical Sleeve Seal Installation: Select type and number of sealing
elements required for pipe material and size. Position pipe in
annular space between pipe and sleeve. Tighten bolts
against pressure plates that cause sealing elements to expand and make
watertight seal.
8.) Underground, Exterior-Wall Pipe Penetration: Install cast iron “wall pipes” for
sleeves. Seal pipe penetrations using mechanical sleeve seals. Select sleeve
size to allow for 25mm. annular clear space between pipe and sleeve for
installing mechanical sleeve seals.
9.) Mechanical Sleeve Seal Installation: Select type and number of sealing
elements required for pipe material and size. Position pipe in center of sleeve
Assemble mechanical sleeve seals and install in annular space between pipe
and sleeve. Tighten bolts against pressure plates that cause sealing elements
to expand and make water tight seal.
10.) Fire-Barrier Penetrations: Maintain indicated fire rating of walls, partitions,
ceiling, and floors at pipe penetrations. Seal pipe penetrations with fire stop
materials. Refer to division 7 Section “Through-Penetration Fire stop
Systems” for materials.
11.) Verify final equipment locations for roughing-in.
12.) Refer to equipment specifications in other Sections of these Specifications for
roughing-in requirements.
13.) No installation shall be permitted which blocks or otherwise impedes access
to any existing machine or system. Except as otherwise indicated, emergency
switches and alarms shall be installed in conspicuous locations. All indicators,
to include gauges, meters, and alarms shall be mounted in order to easily be
seen by people in the area.
14.) Check level of pipe sleeves and its rigidity.
15.) Monitor and check the positions and location of the sleeve/s during concrete
pouring. Coordinate with Site Engineer.
C. Post Installation Procedure
1.) Conduct final inspection.

2.) Prepare as-built plans and turn-over documentations.

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METHODOLOGY FOR FIRE STOPPING SEALANT APPLICATION
Quality Assurance
A. Fire stop system installation shall conform to requirement of qualified

designs or manufacturers approved modifications, as a supported by
engineering report. Field inspections shall be carried out by fire stop
manufacturer requirement.
B. Install fire stop materials and system as required by these contract
documents and meets and be accepted for use by applicable design
building and construction codes.
C. Submit manufacturers product data, letter of certification, or certified
laboratory test report that materials or combination materials ( fire system
) meets the requirements specified in accordance with applicable
reference standards.
D. The fire stop compound shall not contain any solvent or inorganic fiber.
E. The penetration of seal materials must be unaffected by moisture and
must maintain the integrity of the floor or wall assembly for its rated time
period when tested.
F. Fire stopping sealants must be flexible, allowing for normal pipe
movements.
G. Please refer for Architect’s Specification for fire stopping materials.
H. Contractor shall perform installation of fire stopping materials.
Preparation
A. Clean substrate of dirt, dust grease oil, loose materials, rust or other
matter that maybe affect the proper fitting or adhesion of fire stopping
materials.
B. Clean metal and glass surfaces using non – alcohol solvent.
Installation procedure
A. Installation of fire stops shall be perform by applicator / installer that have

a proper training.
B. Fire stop sealant shall be applied in accordance with the fire test
resistance requirements, acceptable sample installations and
manufacturer’s recommendations.
C. Unless specified and approved all insulation used in conjunction with
through penetration, shall remain intact, undamaged and may not be
removed.
D. Seal holes and penetrations to ensure an effective smoke seal.
E. In areas of high traffic, protect fire stopping materials from damage. If the
opening is large, install fire stopping materials capable of supporting the
weight of a human.
F. Insulation types specified in other section shall not be installed in lieu of
fire stopping materials specified herein.
G. All combustible penetrates ( e.g. non – metallic pipes or insulated metallic
pipes ) shall be protected using products and systems tested in a
configuration representative of field condition.

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Cleaning
A. Remove spilled and excess materials adjacent surface to where the fire
stop installation is.
B. Leave finish work in neat, clean condition with no evidence of spill over or
damages to adjacent surface.
METHODOLOGY FOR VALVES & EQUIPMENT TAGGING
A. Tag valves with identifying number and system number valves by floor
level.
B. For valves, etc., stamped or engraved with 6.4mm letters for piping
system abbreviation and 13mm numbers, with numbering scheme.
Provide 4mm hole for fastener. Use 2.4mm thick laminated plastic with 2
black surfaces and white inner layer, and attach tags with fastener (brass
wire-link or beaded chain; or S-hook ).
C. Prepare lists of all tagged valves showing location, floor level, tag number
in use, prepare separate list for each system. Mount list under a sheet of
clear acrylic in Equipment Room. Include copies in each maintenance
manual.
D. Provide chart showing equipment lubrications points, lubrication required

and frequency, and columns for date and initials.
E. Stencil equipment with identifying letters and numbers as used on

drawings. Where space is available use full name of equipment.
F. Identify all controls such as motor starters not in motor control centers,
float switches and alarms.
G. Mark on the pipeline the flow direction of each piping with white paint.
H. Mark if the pipe is cross main, drain, and riser.
I. Mark the valves, inside the pump room, whether it’s NO or NC ( normally
open or normally closed).

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HYDROSTATIC TEST PROCEDURE
General
A. All new system including yard piping shall be hydrostatically tested at 150
percent of the working pressure but not less than 200 psi pressure for 2
hours.
B. The pressure shall be read from a gauge located at the low elevation
point of the individual system being tested.
C. All pipe lines installed are subject for flushing after testing inspection
activity or before installation of sprinkler to remove all debris inside the
pipe line or system which may have enter during the course of installation
or which may have been present in existing piping.
Materials and Requirements
A. Motorized Test Pump

B. Pressure Gauge
C. Gate Valves
D. Check Valves
E. Drum or Water Container
F. Water
G. Hand Hose
Preparation
A. Operating test shall be made of the system when completed, except

where such test may risk water damage.
B. The required pressure gauge shall be of an approved type and shall have
a maximum limit not less than twice the normal working pressure at the
point installed.
C. Monitor the area where such test may risk water damage.
D. Check all piping lines, fittings, valves, and other to be tested.
E. Provide temporary gate valve at the end of piping for flushing purposes.
F. Provide enough for the individual system or portion of the system being
tested.
G. Release the pressure gauge at the elevation of the individual system or
portion of the system being tested.
Conduction
A. Through test pump water transfer from piping system being tested.
B. Open for the few minutes the gate valve provided at the end of the piping
to release excess all pressure ( release all from the highest point of piping
tested ).

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PAINTING PROCEDURE
General
For protection of piping against corrosion. It must be painted with (2) two coat
of Primer Oxide and (1) one coat of Red Enamel paint.
Materials
A. Paint brush
B. Red Primer Oxide
C. Red Enamel Paint
D. Rag ( Cloth )
Preparation
A. Make sure to remove all dirt and debris on the pipes before applying
coatings on it.
B. Exposed black steel piping, pipe recovering, equipment and support

piping and enclosures shall have (2) two coats of Primer Oxide paint after
installation, then (1) one coat of Red Enamel Paint for final coating after
testing of pipes.
C. All pipe hangers, anchors and support shall be coated with Primer Oxide
before installation.
D. At the end of each workday, remove empty cans, rags, rubbish, and other
discarded paint materials from project site.
E. Provide “Wet Paint” signs to protect newly painted finishes.

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METHODOLOGY FOR RISER & WET STANDPIPE INSTALLATION
Preparation
1. Check the areas if ready for the installation and free from any debris and
unsafe condition.
2. Provide necessary approved / certified platforms before starting the works
and label it with company name and permits / certificate.
3. If there will be hot works, secure the necessary hot work permit before
proceeding to work. Therefore, provide also all pipe required by workers.
4. First provide pipe sleeve ( B.I. Sched. 20 ) on floor where riser will be
passing thru, clean and paint neatly the sleeves that will be install.
5. Second, provide necessary measuring tools like meter tape plumb bob,
nylon string, L – bar and level bars to ensure the levelness.
1. Prepare the approved shop drawing FCD and approved materials for the
correct layout.
2. Check the area concern before the layout and installation of riser.
Coordinate with other trade for guidance and other concerns.
4. Upon approval of work / installation request / permit, layout & installation
must be proceed.
5. Prepare marking’s piping layout.
6. Layout the location of the pipe.
7. See to it that the pipe being laid out is coated with primer (first coating),
provide level on both ends, for proper penetration of rooting pass.
8. For the wet standpipe riser, just install the pipe with bracket, and connect
the nipple at 900mm above the finish line for the fire hose valve.
9. Fit-up the entire pipe using mechanical level bar to ensure the levelness
of pipes, tack only all joints fittings (elbow, tee, etc.) before proceeding to
full welding. Ask the permission of the concerned party (GenCon
Representative) for inspection.
Vertical Movement
The system riser (Wet) has a provision of mechanical grooved coupling or

Victaulic coupling 600mm above the finish floor line.

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TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
Procedure
A. Check all the wiring of electrical control panels at pump room prior to
operation of Fire Pump & Jockey Pump.
1. Check the proper rotation of fire pump and jockey pump motor.
2. Close the main gate valve and operate fire pump and jockey pump in
a bypass operation and obtain the following parameters.
a. Flow meter reading

b. Pressure reading
c. Ampere reading per phase
d. Voltage reading; line to line
e. Grounding / Megger test
f. Rpm reading
B. If the entire requirement for Fire Pump and Jockey Pump are already
completed, check first all AFSS riser valves and supervisory switches
prior to testing of the system.
C. Start to operate the Jockey Pump to pressurize the AFSS riser until the
required pressure (cut-in). Observed the pipe that has been tested within
2 hours in order to pressurize it zone by zone.
D. All pipes shall be hydrostatically tested to the required working pressure

as per specification requirement.
E. The pressure shall be read from a gauge located at the low elevation
point of the individual system or portion of the system being tested.
F. All pipe lines installed are subjected for flushing after testing inspection
activity, installation of sprinkler to remove all debris inside the pipe line or
system which may have enter during the course of installation or which
may have been present in existing piping.
Maintain the pressure without loss shall be determined by a drop in gauge

pressure or visual leakage. Drop in pressure thru visual leakage must be
repaired, just drain the water and repeat the conduction method. Read
and record the pressure for final reading. Flushing must be done after the
testing activity.

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METHODOLOGY FOR FIRE HOSE CABINET INSTALLATION
Preparation
1. Check the areas if ready for the installation and free from any debris
and unsafe condition.
2. Provide necessary approved / certified platforms before starting the
works and label it with company name and permits / certificate.
3. Second, provide necessary measuring tools like meter tape, plumb
bob, nylon string, L – bar and level bars to ensure the levelness.
A. Surface Mounted Fire Hose Cabinet
1. Prepare the approved shop drawing FCD and approved materials for
the correct layout.
2. Check the area concern before the layout and installation of fire hose
cabinet. Coordinate with other trade for guidance and concern.
4. Upon approval of work / installation request / permit, layout &
installation must be proceed.
5. Prepare markings for fire hose cabinet layout.
6. Layout the location of the fire hose cabinet.
7. Provide anchorage for the fire hose cabinet using 3/8” expansion
shield.
8. Provide 40mmø hole at the left side of the fire hose cabinet to hose
reel pipe.
9. Install the Fire Hose Cabinet and make sure that it will fit properly into
the wall.
B. Recessed Fire Hose Cabinet
1. During CHB laying, make sure that opening for recessed type fire
hose cabinet be provided.
2. Prior to installation prepare the approved shop drawing and approved
materials for the correct layout.
3. Check the area concern before the layout and installation of fire hose
cabinet. Coordinate with other trade for guidance and concern.
5. Upon approval of work / installation request / permit, layout &
installation must be proceed.
6. Prepare markings for fire hose cabinet layout.
7. Layout the location of the fire hose cabinet.
8. Install the Fire Hose Cabinet, after installation retouching works must
be done.

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F-201 Rev.

SUBMITTAL REVIEW FORM

02/06/2021 NBFCI NOTE:

CODE REMARKS SRF TRACKING FLOWCHART

SRF Tracking Flowchart

Building Construction • General Engineering • Contractor

PROJECT : COVENT GARDEN – NORTH TOWER

We value your trust ®

#85 Timog Avenue , South Triangle, Quezon City, Philippines

Building Construction • General Engineering • Contractor

METHODOLOGY FOR SPRINKLER HEADS INSTALLATION

We value your trust ®

#85 Timog Avenue , South Triangle, Quezon City, Philippines

Building Construction • General Engineering • Contractor

METHODOLOGY FOR THE INSTALLATION OF HANGER, SUPPORT ANCHORS

A. All piping shall be supported only from building structural steel or

B. Hanger locations for Horizontal Piping

Pipe Size (mm) Rod Size (mm) Spacing (m)

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#85 Timog Avenue , South Triangle, Quezon City, Philippines

Building Construction • General Engineering • Contractor

METHODOLOGY FOR HYDROTEST (Initial Testing)

Equipment and materials;

1. Motorized test pump

1. The piping shall be tested in accordance with local requirements and

C. If the testing is approved, all piping shall be flushed with in 10 minutes by

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Building Construction • General Engineering • Contractor

METHODOLOGY FOR CROSSMAIN AND BRANCH LINE INSTALLATION

For Cross-main Pipe Installation (Thread-o-let Type)

For Branch line Pipe Connection

1. Prepare all the approved materials, equipment and shop-drawings.

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METHODOLOGY FOR VALVES INSTALLATION

D. Valves shall be selected for the working pressure indicated on the

A. All valves shall be installed in the upright vertical or horizontal position

B. All valves shall be installed in accessible location to facilitate easy

D. All beam attachments shall be installed on clean, smooth, and non-

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#85 Timog Avenue , South Triangle, Quezon City, Philippines

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METHODOLOGY FOR PIPE SLEEVES INSTALLATION

Type Sleeve Materials

Location Sleeve Length

1. Sleeves shall be adequate diameter to follow pipe, insulations, and fire

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1.) Prepare pipe sleeve shop drawings.

B. Installation Work Procedure

1.) Lay out pipe sleeves according to approved plans at hand.

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C. Post Installation Procedure

1.) Conduct final inspection.