Information

  • H8B POST-TENSIONING .

  • Project Name: Tabulam New Bridge.

  • Location: BRUXNER HIGHWAY TABULAM

  • Contractor

  • Prepared by

  • Conducted on

Work Activity Record

  • N.A Not Applicable. N.C Not Checked

1 Have the following inspections been included by the stressing operator as part of their safe work method statement or procedure:

  • (i) Inspection of the integrity of concrete around the anchorages?

  • (ii) Inspection of anchorage components to ensure that they are clean and are the wedges free to move inside the barrel/taper?

  • (iii) Inspection of the jack to ensure jaw is clean, free from dirt and not exhibiting excessive wear?

  • 2<br>Are suitable quantities and size of vibrators available to compact concrete around anti-burst steel?

  • 3<br>Is a suitable person available to monitor the concrete pour around ducts to ensure integrity maintained?

  • 4<br>Is anti-bursting steel installed in accordance with the design drawings?

  • 5<br>Is provision of suitable protection at the ends of pour when running strand available and being used?

6 Does the jack carry a durable, self-adhesive or positively secured tag which clearly shows:

  •  maximum stressing pressure,

  •  the jack reference number and

  •  calibration expiration date?

  • 7<br>Is a copy of the current jack and gauge calibration certificate available on site?

  • 8<br>Are suitable arrangements in place to ensure damage to tendons/strand does not occur during pre-pour operations? (Note: Use of oxyacetylene cutter and welding should be limited)<br><br>

  • 9<br>Is a competent person available on site to supervise the installation of dead ends and couplers?

  • 10<br>Are strand coils installed in a frame designed by the contractor for the purpose of storing strand?

  • 11<br>If the coil storage frame is to be lifted, is certification that it is safe to do so available on site?

  • 12<br>Is the stressing being carried out to the method and schedule determined by the approved design?

  • 13<br>Is the stressing being carried out to the load and extension requirements on the structural drawings?

14 Before final stressing commences, have the following been checked:

  • (i) Have adequately designed and constructed barriers been erected at the live ends of tendons being stressed?

  • (iii) Has the operator checked that the area is clear and that there are no unauthorised persons between the jack and the barricade or within 2 metres of any live end anchorage?

  • (ii) Has the stressing area been appropriately flagged and have warning signs been displayed?

  • (iv) Are there adequate clearances available for the jack to prevent possible skewing or lifting during stressing?

  • 15<br>Are records available to show that the transfer strength for specific concrete pours has been achieved?

  • 16<br>Is suitable protection offered to other trades during cutting of strand after stressing?

  • 17<br>Are suitable waste bins provided to maintain housekeeping at stressing location?

Compliance and Follow-up action.

  • Is the activity compliant.

  • Surveillance Officer

  • NCPN or memo number.

  • Follow up action

  • Product Non Conformance

  • System Non Conformance

  • Contractor generated NCR

  • Contractor generated a CAR

Matters arising

  • NCPN no

  • Contractors NCR no

  • CAR no

  • Closed out.

  • RMS representative's name

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