Event code: 81039

INTRODUCTION

Prefabricated Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (Prefab MEP) systems is one of the game-changing technologies under the Advanced Manufacturing and Assembly (AMA). Use of prefabricated MEP systems can achieve time savings of up to 60% with enhanced safety.  However, the modules of prefab MEP systems can be quite bulky and heavy and installation activities involve working at height, and hence installation of MEP systems requires strict adherence to safety protocols and procedures, as well as enhanced installation methods. Personnel involved in the installation works must be equipped with relevant skills and knowledge to ensure safe installation practices.

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In this one-day course jointly organised by BCA Academy and Specialists Trade Alliance of Singapore (STAS), participants will learn about the different types of prefabricated MEP systems and the technical knowledge required to select and install support systems such as anchors and pull-out tests. Participants will also learn about advanced monitoring techniques that can be used to ensure safe installation practices as well as the importance of communication and coordination among stakeholders during the installation process, including project planning, scheduling, and risk management.. The course will cover a range of safety protocols and procedures, including fall protection, proper use of personal protective equipment, and safe work practices when working at height. Participants will also learn about the importance of communication and coordination among stakeholders during the installation process, including project planning, scheduling, and risk management.

By the end of the course, participants will be familiar with regulatory requirements and industry standards and better equipped to perform their work safely and efficiently.

This course is jointly organized by BCA Academy and Specialists Trade Alliance of Singapore (STAS).

ACCREDITATION

Under the Prefabricated Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) Manufacturer Accreditation Scheme (MAS), this course will be recognized within the 'Firm and Human Capital – Staff Competency' Evaluation Criteria for the accredited firms' workforce.

PRE-REQUISITE

As a pre-requisite to attend the course, participants are expected to have prior technical knowledge and experience in MEP installation works.

CONTENTS

1. Types of Prefabricated MEP Modules/Systems and their Applications
· Prefab MEP components
· Sub-Assemblies for MEP services
· Integrated Assemblies
· Application of Prefabricated MEPs in Commercial, Healthcare, Industrial, Institutional and Residential Developments
· Typical dimensions and weights of assemblies

2. Support systems for the MEP modules and requirements
· Understanding structural requirements and lifting provisions for installation
· Corrosion protection of Prefabricated MEP system and their support system
· Fastening methods for supporting frames in place
· Cast-in-place and post-installed anchors
· Testing of anchors using pull out test
· Specific requirements for horizontal, vertical risers and plant modules

3. Appreciation of design Intent for support systems in Prefab MEP installation works
· Materials and strength of structures on which MEP assemblies are supported
· Design of anchors for the support of Prefab MEP distribution assemblies
· Basis in anchors selection
· Pull out Tests and Consideration
· Skid design consideration

4. Installation & Inspection of Prefabricated MEP Assemblies and Good Practices
· Understanding and Interpretation of Co-ordinated Services Drawing (CSD) for Installation Works
· Receiving of materials and Prefab MEP modules at site
· Hoisting of prefabricated MEP modules to designated floors including automation & synchronised lifting system.
· Marking and Setting Out Modules’ Position including use of drilling robots
· Installing and Connecting Modules and to the Mains
· Horizontal, Vertical riser and Plant modules
· Equipment used for the installation work
· Inspection before and after installation works

5. Regulatory requirements governing MEP installation works.
· Responsibilities and consequences for the personnel involved in installation works with respect WSH regulations
· Code of Practice on Chief Executives’ and Board of Directors’ WSH Duties
· Risk Assessment & WSH Good Practices
· Identifying potential hazards associated with MEP installations
· Understanding the risks involved in working with MEP systems
· Conducting a comprehensive risk assessment for prefabricated MEP installations
· Demonstrate how prefab MEP could provide higher safety compared to traditional methods
· Lifting plan for heavy lifting works with cranes
· Fall Prevention Plan for working-at-height activities
· Safe Work Procedures
· Safe handling of tools, equipment and machineries used in installation works
· Use of appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
· Conducting safety inspections and audits

6. WSH Technology in monitoring safety & installation
· 360 reality capture degrees camera
· Video Surveillance System (VSS)
· Electronic Permit-to Work (e-PTW)
· Internet of Things (IoT) sensors
· Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) simulation

7. Coordination with various stakeholders
· This topic focuses on working and coordinating with various parties involved for smooth workflow and safety in installation works
· Understanding roles and responsibilities of the project team
· Method statements that is agreed by all relevant parties for the installation works
· Establishing clear protocols and procedures for communication, documentation, and reporting

8. Case Study
· Presentation of real-life case studies on a completed prefabricated MEP project on its installation and safety

SPEAKERS

MEP Industry Practitioners

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Supervisory Personnel including REs and RTOs involved in MEP installation works.
• WSH personnel involved in MEP installation works.

DETAILS

Frequency: Quarterly per annum
Date: 15 August 2024
Time: 9.00am to 5.30pm
Duration: 1 day
Venue: BCA Braddell Campus
Fee (inclusive of 9% GST): S$420.00

AWARD FOR CERTIFICATE

Participants must achieve at least 75% attendance to sit for the assessment at end-of-course. Those who pass the assessment will be awarded the e-Certificate of Successful Completion (e-CSC).

REGISTRATION

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