Capping
Capping
Common defects to capping
· Capping cracking over time form weathers
· Loosening of capping because of movement or it comes naturally lose
· The moisture get in making they mix harder to get a good set
Limitations of a capping
· The different type of capping’s
· The different weight of capping
· They lasting of morta mix
Tools
· Pointing trowel
· Brick trowel
· Level 6 ft.
· Pencil
· Pointer
· Dust sheet
· Bin
· Broom
· Lump hammer
· Bucket
Materials
· Shape sand £10 (1 bag)
· Cement £10 (1 bag)
· Capping stone £50 ( 1 capping )
PPE
· Boots
· Goggles
· Gloves
· Dust mask
Risk assessment
· Capping falling on to feet (medium risk)
· Heavy or shape objects (low risk)
· Mort mix splashing in eye (high risk)
We shall wear the correct PPE to prevent these types of risks that we have mentioned. To stop cuts or shape objects cutting skin or over parts wear gloves, To stop objects dropping on feet wear boots to lessen the risk of crushing feet, wear goggles to protect eyes for dust or any other particles getting in your eyes and shall be under they health and safety act of 1974.
Method statement
We turn up and start to put on the correct PPE then we shall rip out the existing capping stone and get the same one from the hardware store and any other materials we need then we dispose the old stone at a local dump ,after make way back to fit the new capping stone then do the last finishing touches on capping (plus clearnes)
Quote
Dear Customer
We have inspected your capping on top wall and found was losses
We will lay dustsheet to protect area and make they mix of morter
We shall rip out old capping and get rid of it
Then replace with they same new 1 we go for you and apply morter
Them last touches that need to be done. (plus clearance).
Time
8 hours
Coast
The coast of all materials and the job will cost £ 430
• Materials £70
• Labor £20 per hr
• Overhead (petrol, PPE,permit) £200
Total cost £430
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