Information

  • Audit Title - date/block/section/suburb/class of building - description

  • Project ID or DA/BA:

  • Conducted on

  • Location
  • Select Personnel

  • Contact person / Person spoke to / phone number and email address

Report Details

SCOPE

  • This report is an audit tool for the Building Inspector/Compliance Auditor to identify compliant building site signage for Class 2 to 9 buildings.

PURPOSE

  • This report is intended to supply information to the Building Inspector/Compliance Auditor about the locations and current stage of development of potential Class 2 to 9 Building sites for the commencement of paper based audits and targeted site inspections. If further allows compliance with section 30A of the Building Regulation 2008

OBJECTIVE

  • To monitor compliance of building site signage
    To identify potential Class 2 to 9 Building sites for initial paper based inspection and future site audits.
    To gather initial site data on site locations to assist the paper based audit
    To identify potential breaches when undertaking the paper based audit and site inspections

METHODOLGY

  • Inspectors will use data from 'e development' and 'Objective' to identify locations of submitted Class 2 to 9 developments. Inspections will be conducted using the Construction Audit Team vehicle. Inspectors will use the audit tool and iPad to gather information.

REPORTING

  • The results of the inspections will be uploaded to the Construction Audit Team data base and objective. Results will be recorded monthly.

Sign Audit

  • Take photo of site surrounds and site in situ

  • Check box for information on site signage compliance

  • Division 3.2A Building work signs
    30A Requirements for sign for certain building work—Act,
    s 37A (4) and s 37B (2) (a)
    The following requirements are prescribed:
    (a) the sign must be at least 600mm x 900mm;
    (b) the sign must contain the following heading in bold typeface at
    least 50mm high:
    ‘Notice about building work’;
    (c) the sign must include the following information:
    (i) the name and licence number of the licensed builder;
    (ii) a contact telephone number for the licensed builder;
    (iii) if the licensed builder is a corporation—the licensed
    builder’s Australian Company Number (ACN) (if any);
    (iv) the name and licence number of the certifier for the
    building work;
    (v) a contact telephone number for the certifier;
    (vi) if the certifier is a corporation—the certifier’s Australian
    Company Number (ACN) (if any);
    (vii) the street address for each block of land in the parcel of
    land;
    (viii) the block and section number and division for the parcel
    of land;
    (ix) a description of the nature and scope of the building work
    to be, or being, carried out;
    (x) if development approval is required for the building
    work—the development approval number;
    (xi) if a development approval is not required for the building
    work—that the work is exempt from requiring approval;
    (xii) if the requirement for development approval is not
    determined—that the requirement for development
    approval is not determined;
    (xiii) for building work carried out in stages—the stage of the
    work to be, or being, carried out and a description of the
    nature and scope of the stage of the work;
    (d) the sign must be made of durable material that will remain
    intact for the period of construction;
    (e) the sign must be placed prominently so that it can be seen and
    read easily by a person from each frontage of the parcel of land
    on which the sign must be displayed.

  • Is the 'Notice about building work' site sign compliant?

  • Select items missing or non compliant

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