Information

  • Workorder No.

  • Audit title

  • Conducted on

  • Locations completed by?

  • Address
  • Detailed work details

Times

  • Time Started on Site?

  • Time finished on site?

  • DBYD plans available? ( are they supplied by client/carey?)

  • Other authorities contacted for plans?

  • Who was contacted?

  • What services were found on site?

  • Water marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Gas marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Telstra marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Optus marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Uecomm marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Jemena marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Powercor/Citipower marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Victrack marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Sewer marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Vicroads marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Drainage marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Melbourne Water marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Public lighting marked up on site with depths? photos?

  • Notes:

  • Was there any other services found? Specify below

  • Is Non Destructive Digging (NDD) Required?

  • Have plans been attached?

  • Has the Engineer/Site Supervisor been notified to pass on any hazards workers may come across at this job? (Who was the person)

  • Who was the Engineer/Site Supervisor?

  • Carey Civil Contractors does not take any responsibility for services that may damaged on site due to not being located, marked up on site. Carey Civil Contractors insists that Hydro Excavation be used to identify absolute locations and depths of services

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