Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

PROCEDURAL CHECKLIST

  • In use

VERIFICATION CHECKLIST

  • In use

TEST RESULTS

  • Attached to checklist.

NON-CONFORMANCE

  • Identified by Contractor.

NON-CONFORMANCE REPORT

  • Submitted.

CLASSIFICATIONS clause R22.4.2

  • Ordinary

  • Rock

  • Production rate to define rock

  • Rock and boulders measured up to > 2m3

STRIP TOPSOIL clause R 22.4.1

  • Topsoil stripped to depth.

  • Topsoil not removed from site.

STOCKPILE SITE Clause R 22.3.5

  • Stockpile sites approved by Superintendent.

  • Damage to trees and vegetation minimised.

  • Dust problems originating ex stockpile sites

  • Sight distance unimpeded for traffic.

  • Stockpile impact on drainage.

  • Topsoil stockpile height < 0.6m

  • Stockpile height > 2.0m

  • Stockpile windrow height < 0.6m

  • Unsuitable material removed and disposed of.

EXCAVATION Clause R22.4

  • Table drains formed.

  • Batter profiles correct

  • Batter surface raked for soil and seed retention.

  • Batter slopes tolerances.

  • Specified batter tolerances met

  • In-situ CBR acceptable at formation.

  • Formation width

  • Formation tolerances.

  • Specified formation tolerances met.

  • Did over excavation occur.

  • Reinstatement of over- excavation.

  • Rock broken down and used as fill

BLASTING Clause R 22.4.8

  • Licences obtained for blasting.

  • Explosives safely handled and stored.

  • Firing records checked.

  • Road closure and signs erected.

  • Communication with residents.

NON-CONFORMANCE

  • Identified by audit.

  • Report requested.

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