Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title: Apartment Inspection

  • Plot

  • Block

  • Level

  • Flat Ref

  • Flat Type

  • Kitchen Type

  • Wates / Greenwich Peninsula

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Drawing ref:

  • Drawing:

First Fix:

  • 1: Check services installed to latest issue electrical drawings.

  • 2: Check setting out positions for kitchens are to latest kitchen specialist drawings.

  • 3: No switchgear to be within 300mm of a sink or hob/cooker.

  • 4: Set out lighting and detectors to the latest architectural RCP's.

  • 5: All TV, shaver and cooker points to have 47mm deep back boxes.

  • 6: lighting to be wired in 3 plate.

  • 7: ELV and LV to be run separately and 150mm apart.

  • 8: All cables dressed neatly and tied in horizontally and vertically at 600mm minimum.

  • 9: Cables cut to same length in boxes, boxes no longer than 300mm.

  • 10: All wiring within wall run in safe zones.

  • 11: Ensure tie wraps are not pulled too tight with ends cut off flush.

  • 12: Ensure all ceiling drops are taped together and curled up above head height.

  • 13: All cable descriptions identified with pen ( SL, LOAD, FEED, ECT ).

  • 14: Mark up drawing with EOL's and 3 plate locations.

  • Making good to shower tray area completed.

  • 15. return drawings and sheets to supervisor.

  • 16. All debris removed and placed in skip. all unused materials returned to store.

This inspection sheet confirms that the item or area detailed above is 100% completed in line with the current specification, drawings and pre agreed sample panels although still remaining Sub Contractors responsibility until practical completion has been achieved.

  • Inspected by sub-contractor.

  • Inspected by wates manager.

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