Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Department

  • Builder

  • Order and Line #

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Pass = Good
    Fail = Repair or Replace
    N/A = Not Applicable

Components

  • 1. Correct components from ticket?

  • Verified by builder or lead?

  • 2. Check Prep work on wood components:

  • Bore

  • Hinge

  • Strike

  • 3. Jambs straight (no bow or crook)?

  • 4. Dimensions of jamb correct?

  • 5. Jambs split, chipped, or cracked?

  • 6. Dents, pits or scratches? (check both sides)

  • 7. Slab delaminated, or damaged?

  • 8. Correct door height?

  • 9. Correct door width?

Glazing

  • 1. Glass right side up?

  • 2. Glass backwards?

  • 3. Correct glass from the ticket?

  • 4. Damages to the glass?

  • 5. Glass seated to slab?

  • 6. Correct positioning in the cutout.

  • 7. Glass loose in cutout?

  • 8. Glass matches on double / triple doors?

  • 9. Obstructions between frame and glass.

  • 10. Broken / damaged frame?

Construction

  • 1. Security cover properly positioned over strike hole?

  • 2. Backside of jamb in good condition at strike hole?

  • 3. staple/ nail blow out damages to the wood?

  • 4. Proper alignment of Jamb head and leg

  • 5. Astragal strike plate up with bore?

  • 6. Brickmold:

  • Attached

  • Loose

  • 7. Strike to bore aligned?

  • 8. Sweep is stapled at both ends?

  • 9. Sweep caulked?

  • 10. Sweep right length?

  • 11. Door closure clip applied?

  • 12. Check Swing matches order ticket

  • 13. Check Handing matches order ticket

Packaging

  • 1. Screw plugs attached?

  • 2. Installation instruction packet attached to the top jamb?

  • 3. Hinge guards stapled in place?

  • 4. Label applied?

  • 5. Label correct?

  • 6. All packaging applied?

  • 7. Energy label applied in the proper location?

Overall appearance

  • 1. Cleanliness - handprints, oil, grease, caulk on door face?

Final QC Approval

  • Name and Signature

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