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

PRELIMINARIES

  • Services complete

  • Underlying lot conforms

  • Design calcs & target applications submitted.

  • Evidence dry back moisture < 70%

  • Traffic management - staging of works.

  • Evidence of sampling and testing.

  • Seal design received 10 days prior.

  • Nomination of aggregates form submitted

  • Substrate measurements.

  • Hold point prior to sealing released.

  • Evidence of compliance bituminous materials.

ANALYSIS OF AUDIT SAMPLES

  • Sealing aggregate gradings

  • Sealing aggregate pre-coated.

  • Sealing aggregate shape requirements

  • Aggregate durability and resistance to stripping.

  • Sealing aggregate free of adhered dust.

  • Bitumen class 170 residual.

  • Bitumen density > 1kg/l @ 15deg. C

  • Bitumen viscosity

  • Adhesion agent > 0.5% volume

APPLICATION PROCESS

  • Rotary broom, rollers, sprayer, spreaders.

  • Traffic control and warning signs.

  • Temporary pavement markers.

  • Swept surface.

  • Minor surface defects repaired prior to seal.

  • Concrete & adjacent infrastructure protected.

  • Shade temperature.

  • Primer and bitumen temperature

  • Application temperature

  • Spraying technique

  • Aggregate pre-coated free of water/ dust.

  • Rolling methods

  • Embedment of aggregate

  • Seal width

  • Weather conditions

  • Wind drift concerns addressed.

  • Daily spraying sheets received.

  • Application rates achieved

  • Loose aggregate removed after sealing.

NON-CONFORMANCE

  • Identified by audit

  • Report requested

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