Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Job address
  • Enter Job number

  • Time/date of inspection.

  • Add photo for brickwork claim

  • Slab edge parged/ damp proofed

  • Overall face brick measurements are correct to current plan.

  • Over all internal measurements are correct to current plan.

  • Check wet areas for square and parallel

  • Weep holes every 4th prep join, 1200mm max

  • Cavity min 35mm max 65mm

  • Cavity cleaned and unbridged

  • Damp course to first 2 bed joints internal and external

  • All door frames level, square and plumb.

  • Internal door frames filled solid with mortar.

  • Correct door frames sizes and handing installed. Eg 620 left, 720 right

  • Internal door frames cleaned and in damaged.

  • All window frames level, square, plumb and head straps installed

  • Hoop iron straps bricked in at 1200mm centres to depth nominated by engineers

  • Expansion joints in place if required by engineering

  • Brickwork level and plumb as per BCA

  • Wall ties are at correct spacings. 600mm centres. Halved around Windows and door openings (300mm)

  • Face work joint uniform and neat.

  • Tie downs installed as per engineers report

  • Flashings installed over necessary window openings and weep holes placed to flashing.

  • Please list brickwork items to be rectified. Pictures to be added in following question.

  • Add photo of brickwork needing rectification. Forward checklist to bricklaying contractor to rectify.

  • The Supervisor agrees that all above information is correct at time of inspection.

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