Method Statement for Conduit Laying in Fire Detection Systems (SMDB/FA Panels)

In the ever-evolving landscape of MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) works, precision, planning, and safety are key to successful project execution—especially when it comes to life-saving systems like fire detection. One of the most crucial steps in this process is the correct installation and testing of conduits for fire alarm systems. Whether you’re working on high-rise buildings, industrial facilities, or commercial projects, adhering to established standards ensures system integrity and long-term reliability.
That’s why I’ve prepared a comprehensive, downloadable method statement that walks you through every critical step—from planning and layout to health & safety, installation, and final testing.

What’s Inside This Method Statement?
This document provides a step-by-step guide for:
✅ Conduit Laying in Slabs and Walls
✅ Pre- and Post-Installation Cleaning Procedures
✅ Testing and Verification Steps
✅ Material Handling & Storage Best Practices
✅ Health & Safety Compliance
✅ Coordination of Shop Drawings with Project Teams
All procedures are aligned with British Standards (BS) and typical project specifications, making this guide both practical and professional.

Who Should Use This?
This method statement is ideal for:
MEP Engineers & Site Supervisors
Project Engineers & QA/QC Teams
Safety Officers overseeing fire system installations
Anyone preparing documentation for approvals or inspections