Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Degree of Completion 1

  • 1. Structure Complete, clean, dry and weatherproof

  • 2. Raised floor pedestals marked

  • 3. M&E penetrations

  • 4. Partition walls completed (except those specified to be constructed after equipment delivery).

  • 5. Access holes

  • 6. Access routes

  • 7. Cast-in conduits

  • 8. Grooves for flush mounted conduit completed (if any)

  • 9. Cast-in support framing for MC6 equipment

  • 10. Temporary access openings

  • 11. Curtain walling completed (other than openings designate for hoisting facilities)

  • 12. Temporary power available

  • 13. Access lighting installed

Degree of Completion 2

  • 1. Secondary lining framework

  • 2. Building services 1st and 2 and fix

  • 3. System raceways & cabling installed

  • 4. Door frames

  • 5. Permanent doors and locks

  • 6. Wall finishes

  • 7. Hard floor finishes and skirting

  • 8. Balustrade support installed

  • 9. Stainless steel casing

  • 10. Suspended ceiling frames including chilled beams, panels for ceiling fixtures, grilles etc.

  • 11. Internal louvres and grilles

  • 12. Painting

  • 13. Wall panels

Degree of Completion 3

  • 1. Building services 3rd fix

  • 2. Systems field wiring and devices (excluding valuable and attractive devices)

  • 3. Carpets

  • 4. Ironmongery

  • 5. Glazed balustrades

  • 6. Loose joinery

Degree of Completion 4

  • 1. Suspended ceiling panels (loose)

  • 2. Building Services Final fix

  • 3. System Field Devices installation (including valuable and attractive devices)

  • 4. Final clean

  • 5. Final defect rectification

  • 6. Graphics

  • 7. Signage

Degree of Completion 5

  • 1. System Commissioning & Integration

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