Title Page
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Prepared by
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Conducted on
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Location - GPS coordinates (lat/long) - drop pin
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Date of landslide/rockfall/washout
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Road name and classification
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Location (Nearest village)
Event categorisation
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The event is categorised as:
- Landslide
- Wash out
- Rockfall
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Take a photo of the Landslide, Rockfall/Washout on the slope/road and annotate
Record details of the event - for landslides or washouts. For rockfall refer to next page.
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Width (m)
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Length (m)
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Height (m)
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Width at road level (m)
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Estimated volume (m3)
Record details of the event - for a rockfall
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Number of rocks
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Largest rock (maximum diameter m)
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Range of rock size (m)
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Runout distance (m)
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Distance from source (m)
Recording of details
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Composition and description of soil/rock
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Water observed on slope (seepage/surface water):
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Recent events (at this location) - has there been any other landslides at this location in the past?
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Any events nearby (within 20km)
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General description of the event, including damage to road and associated infrastructure
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Is there risk of this occurring again in the future due to more intense storm events associated with climate change?
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Are there areas of similar topography and geology where a similar failure could occur nearby?
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Photos
Temporary works checklist
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Road closure/partial road closure
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Length of road closure/partial road closure
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Estimated volume of debris to be removed (m3 or NA)
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Estimated volume of backfill (m3 or NA)
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Damage to bridges or culverts nearby
Permanent works checklist
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Further investigation required
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Engagement of Geotechnical Engineer
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Likely remedial works (retaining wall/soil nails/rock bolts and mesh/rockfall catch fence)
