Civil Mason/Mason

Mason

1. Kerb Stone Maintenance • Inspect kerb stones for cracks, displacement, or damage. • Remove and replace broken or misaligned kerb stones. • Re-set kerb stones with proper alignment and level. • Fill joints with mortar/sealant to prevent water ingress. • Ensure uniform finish and clean edges.

2. Road Patch Work • Identify potholes, cracks, or damaged road sections. • Cut and remove deteriorated material. • Prepare and compact base. • Apply patching material (concrete/asphalt) as per specifications. • Level and finish surface to match existing road profile. • Cure and check durability before opening to traffic.

3. Shop Floor Pothole Repairs • Inspect shop floor for potholes or surface damage. • Cut and clean damaged sections. • Fill with appropriate concrete mix. • Level and smooth finish for safe movement. • Ensure curing and surface hardness.

4. Wall Crack or Damage Repairs • Identify cracks, holes, or damaged wall sections. • Cut and clean affected areas. • Apply mortar or plaster to fill gaps. • Rebuild brickwork if structural damage is present. • Finish with plastering and painting (if specified).

5. Brick Work • Construct or repair walls, partitions, or structures using specified bricks. • Ensure proper alignment, bonding, and mortar application. • Maintain plumb, level, and uniform joints. • Cure brickwork for strength and durability.

6. Concrete Drain Wall Plastering • Clean and prepare drain walls. • Apply cement plaster to protect against erosion and leakage. • Ensure smooth finish and proper thickness. • Cure plaster to prevent cracks.

7. Sewer Chamber Plastering • Inspect sewer chambers for cracks or damage. • Clean and prepare surfaces. • Apply waterproof cement plaster to internal walls. • Ensure smooth finish and leak-proof sealing. • Cure plaster for durability.

General Responsibilities of Masonry Works

1. Site Preparation & Safety • Ensure work area is clean, safe, and properly barricaded. • Follow all safety protocols, including use of PPE (helmets, gloves, boots). • Protect surrounding structures, utilities, and finished surfaces during work.

2. Material Handling • Verify quality of cement, sand, bricks, kerb stones, aggregates, and other materials before use. • Store materials properly to prevent damage or contamination. • Mix mortar/concrete in correct proportions as per specifications.

3. Execution of Work • Carry out kerb stone fixing, road patching, pothole repairs, wall crack filling, brickwork, plastering, and chamber finishing as per scope. • Maintain proper alignment, level, and finish in all masonry tasks. • Ensure waterproofing and durability in sewer chamber and drain plastering.

4. Quality Assurance • Adhere to project specifications and relevant IS codes/standards. • Conduct checks for alignment, thickness, curing, and surface finish. • Rectify defects immediately to maintain workmanship quality.

5. Coordination & Reporting • Coordinate with site engineers and supervisors for daily work allocation. • Report progress, challenges, and material requirements promptly. • Maintain records of completed work sections for inspection.

Helpdesk Closure Points

• All masonry tasks (kerb stone, patch work, wall crack repairs, brickwork, plastering, chamber finishing) must be raised in the helpdesk system with a clear description and unique ticket ID.

• Mason team completes the assigned work as per scope and updates the helpdesk ticket with progress notes (e.g., “Kerb stone replaced,” “Wall crack plastered”).

• Supervisor inspects the completed work for quality, alignment, durability, and site cleanliness before approving closure.

• Once verified, the helpdesk ticket is closed with completion remarks, date/time of completion, and supervisor sign-off. Preventive maintenance tasks must also be logged and closed for accountability.