property flashing

property flashing

The common defects to flashing

When joining lead, over working may split they lead

Installing it wrong.

Materials

· 900mm lead. £120 (1)

· Lining paper 1m £5 (1)

· Cement £10 (1 bag)

· Sharp sand £10 (1 bag)

The defects and limitations of flashing

Its flexible when worked

It’s tough to bend to shapes

Lead corrodes

Tools

· Tin snips

· Lead dresser

· Pointing trowel

· Hammer and pug bolster

PPE

· Boots

· Gloves

· Goggles

· Dust mask

Plant hire

· Mobile tower £300 (1)

Risk assessment

· Getting lead poisoning

· cutting your hands.

We wear correct PPE. To prevent these risks from happening. To stop the lead getting into body wears mask and gloves to reduce the risk. wear gloves to prevent cuts when installing it and also keep hands away form tin snips when cutting the lead.

Method statement

We first got our PPE on, and then we made way to the area of work and started to tack the readings from they point to point so were they lead will fit in to the pug joints and sit. Then got a bit of lining paper to mark they points on and made it to fit then used to transfer it to they lead and fit in place. Then check if all is good and well finished (plus clearance).

Quote

Dear customer

We have inspected the lead flashing on roof and it has split so we need to replace it.

We first got lead and made way to house were we assembled a mobile tower to get to they area were the lead has split.

Started to rip out existing lead and then cut it to size and left a lip to put back in place and put back strong in place.

Sealed up any gapes then finished of work and pack away (plus clearness).

Times

8 hours

Cost

They coast of all they materials, mobile tower and labour will coast £ 965

• Materials £145

• Plant hire £300

• Ladour £40 per hour

• Overhead (petrol,PPE,permit) £200

Total cost £965

guttering

Thursday, 15 November 2012

Guttering

Common defects

Not getting the slant right so the water doesn’t flow.

Not connecting the guttering up correctly and getting leaks.

`Cutting the guttering to short.

Common materials used

Plastic guttering

Metal guttering

Common defect in materials.

Plastic can split and leak.

Metal can rust away.

Tools, power tools and materials used.

Tennon saw

Tape measure

Power drill

2 inch screws

String line

Plastic guttering

Plastic brackets

Plastic stop end

Plastic joints

Bucket.

 

 

57 Dale Drive, Patcham, Brighton  BN1 8MY

TEL: 01273 506843   Mob: 07654323765   Fax: 0161 728 3172                  

RISK ANALYSIS SHEET

Activity / Operation ~                    Preplacing the guttering

Identifying Hazard ~                       Working at heights / working with long material /      Water leaking

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RISK ASSESSMENT

        SEVERITY                                                            LIKELIHOOD     

 

High           €         Fatality, Major Injury or                                High           €         Certain or Near                                 Illness Causing Long Term                                                     Certain to Occur.

                                Disability

Medium   €        Injury or Illness Causing                               Medium   €        Reasonably Likely

                                Short Term Disability.                                                                    To Occur        

 

Low             €        Other Injury or Illness                                   Low             €        Very Seldom or                                                                                                                                                Never occurs  

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                     S/L RATIO

                                                                                Plot assessment of SEVERITY

L/H         M/H       H/H                                                        vs LIKELIHOOD and highlight                                                                                      value obtained.

                L/M        M/M      H/M

                                                                                                H/H: Avoid wherever possible.

L/L          M/L H/L L/L: minimal risk.

 

 

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SPECIFIC MEASURES REQUIRED TO MINIMISE THIS RISK

Protective equipment - Gloves / Goggles or safety glasses / Safety Shoes

 

 

Method Statement

 

1.       The First thing we need to do is  put on our correct PPE which will be

Steel Toe Cap boots

Protective Gloves

 

2.       We will then start to take down the old gutter, we will do this by un screwing the brackets and carefully taking the gutter down.

 

3.       Once that is done the new brackets will be ready to put on, we will re mark the guttering from the end of the wall, we will find the highest point of the wall that we can start with the new gutter and start putting in the first bracket. Once we know how many meters the guttering will be we will drop the guttering by 2mm every meter so the water is able to run freely without getting blocked.

 

4.       Now the brackets are on we will start to fix the joints to the gutter and put them to the brackets, once we know its secure, tested that there is no leaks and running properly we will clean up and the job will be finished.

 

Quote

Mr mann

 

After my trip to your property I have assessed what needs doing and have attached a quote, I will need one of my workers  for this job, it will be, it should take us approximately  a days work for us to finish your job at our professional level.

 

The materials i need for the work,

10m of Guttering £20.00

5 Gutter Brackets £ 10.00

5 Gutter Joints £10.00

Wages for two workers £150

Total cost for your quote  £190.00

Thankyou Very Much for Considering Crookes Crooked Company and Co i will be looking forward to hearing from you

copper pipe

Copper pipe

Common defects to copper pipe work.

Heating up the copper to much and melting bits away casuing leaks.

Not joining the pipe work up correctly and causing leaks.

Bending the pipes to far so water cannot pass through it.

Common materials used.

Copper pipe

Flax

Copper joints

Defects in materials.

When upu heat up the copper it can melt away and cause leakes.

Bending the piopes to much will cause water not to pass through and will cause leakes/ burst pipes.

Copper is a conductor so when hot water passes through it gets very very hot so touching it will burn you.

Tools, powertools and materials used.

Blowtourch

Metal cloth

Flax

A 2 inch brush

Pipe cutters

57 Dale Drive, Patcham, Brighton  BN1 8MY

TEL: 01273 506843   Mob: 07654323765   Fax: 0161 728 3172                                                      

RISK ANALYSIS SHEET

Activity / Operation ~                    Repairing copper pipe

Identifying Hazard ~                       Chemical substance / hot materials / explosive tool

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RISK ASSESSMENT

        SEVERITY                                                            LIKELIHOOD     

High           €         Fatality, Major Injury or                                High           €         Certain or Near                                 Illness Causing Long Term                                                     Certain to Occur.

                                Disability

Medium   €        Injury or Illness Causing                               Medium   €        Reasonably Likely

                                Short Term Disability.                                                                    To Occur        

Low             €        Other Injury or Illness                                   Low             €        Very Seldom or                                                                                                                                                Never occurs  

**************************************************      

                     S/L RATIO

                                                                                Plot assessment of SEVERITY

L/H         M/H       H/H                                                        vs LIKELIHOOD and highlight                                                                                      value obtained.

                L/M        M/M      H/M

                                                                                                H/H: Avoid wherever possible.

L/L          M/L        H/L                                                         L/L:  minimal risk.

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SPECIFIC MEASURES REQUIRED TO MINIMISE THIS RISK

Protective equipment - Gloves / Goggles / Safety Shoes / Face mask

Method statement.

1)     Before we started work we needed to put on appropiate PPE for this job which consisted of;

Steel toe cap boots

Protective Gloves

 

2)     One we entered the work place we assesed the copper pipe we would be ammending, we knew from the pipe that is would be a patch repair.

3)     We then isolated the water supply so no water would be running through the pipes, we then drained the pipes  and put a bucket underneath so no water would hit the floor causing a potential flood.

4)     Once we knew there was no water left in the pipes we cut through the area that was faulty, we measured the faulty bit of pipe and cut out a new one.

5)     When it was ready we then soldered the pipe together so make it secure.

6)     Lastly we turned the water back on and run the taps to see if there was any leaks in the pipe, once we knew it was a perfect we then cleared up and left then site 

Mr Wooder

11 Eastbourne road, Worthing east Sussex bn6 7uy

After my trip to your property I have assessed what needs doing and have attached a quote, it should take me no more than one day; to repair your door lock.

Materials:

2m length of copper pipe   £12

Copper joints £5

Gas canister £3

Flax £2

Labour costs:

£50.00 a day

Overhead costs:

Petrol money £15.00

Total pricing for job:

Travelling: shipping: labour: P+P:         £87                    

Vat (17.5%)                                      £15.225    

Total Price including V.A.T    £102.22 

Thank you very much for picking Crookes Crooked Construction & Co.