1) During painting, adequate precautions be taken so
as not to cause any damage/stains to the walls, tiles, and all other finishing
items.
2) All ladder legs, scaffold bottoms should be padded
so that no sharp ends are in contact with the walls, floor tiles etc.
3) The entire painting floor area should be covered
with cardboard/plastic sheets.
4) Any paint drops, brush marks on the floor, glass
panes, fittings, etc. should be cleaned immediately.
8) The painted surface should be free from paint
drops, dabs, brush marks, waves, and there should not be shade variation in
colour, texture and finish.
9) All stages of work should be done under cover of artificial lights i.e. CFL
bulbs or Fluoroscent tubes.
10) At no point, should these hot bulbs/tubes come in contact with doors, shutters,
electric switches as it may result in burning/melting .
11) Adhere strictly to the specified process of work, dilution ratios, drying time
for undercoats along with paint manufacturer's recommended best practices at
all times.
12) All the surfaces to be painted should be checked with a moisture meter prior to
the commencement of the works.
13) All paint cans/drums/bags should be delivered sealed to the site and a copy of
the challan must be kept with the site engineer. The sealed cans must be opened
in the presence of the site engineer and all empty cans/drums/bags of paint
used on site must be handed over to the site engineer after consumption for
proper reconciliation.
This has to be done in order to check the chances
of theft & also to keep a check on the coverage of the paint so that any
excess dilution of the paint is checked. Such a check would also help in
following the paint manufacturer's processes and mixes in a more stringent
manner.
Paint cans do not leave the site till the work is
entirely complete.
