Title Page

  • Project No.

  • Panel Number

  • Rev Number

  • Pour Date

  • Conducted by

  • Location

Production Checklist

Hold Point 1

  • Boxing correct?

  • Panel checked for Square

  • Far face / Edge fitments correct?

  • Photos

  • Sign-Off (Name and Signature)

Hold Point 2

  • Reinforcement as per approved shop drawing (size, spacing, additional bars)?

  • Reinforcement

  • Cover

  • Lifters

  • Correct length and diameter grout tubes installed?

  • Concrete MPa

  • Concrete Type

  • Have there been any modification to fitments etc from the approved plan?

  • Remarks

  • Sign-Off (Name and Signature)

Hold Point 3

  • Post Pour Check

  • Tag correct?

  • Panel dimensions correct?

  • Panel checked for Square

  • Any visual cracking or damage around lifting points?

  • N/F Fitments correct?

  • Finish acceptable?

  • Any stripping damage?

  • Were chemical or mechanical anchors used?

  • Has correct brand and type has been used in accordance with precast drawings / engineering requirements?

  • Have the anchors been installed in accordance with manufacturer requirements? (correct hole size and depth, hole cleaned out, calibrated torque wrench used to fasten to specified torque)

  • If epoxy used, has packaging been checked to ensure expiry date has not lapsed?

  • Photos

  • Sign-Off (Name and Signature)

Hold Point 4

  • Far Face Post Pour

  • Strongbacks installed and torqued as per certification?

  • Is the far face acceptable?

  • Is the element completely stripped?

  • Are there any chips or noted defects? If so what are they?

  • Storage Location

  • Photos (Far Face)

  • Have all exposed reo bars been capped before lifting?

  • Sign-Off (Name and Signature)

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