Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Project:

  • Client

  • Checklist no.

  • Inspection by:

  • Date/Time

  • Section

  • Element of Works:

  • Show Plan of Works

  • INSPECTION STAGE

1: Setting out for Excavation

  • Setting out checked

  • Checked by:

2: Installation

  • Installation Type

  • Has the minimum depth been checked and how :

  • Checked by

  • Signed:

  • Date:

3: Pipe Size

  • Confirm pipe size

4: Pipe Type

  • Confirm Type

4: Jointing Method

  • Confirm Jointing Type

3: Pipe Bedding or Backfill Depth & Type

  • Confirm Specification

  • Materials

  • Checked by:

  • Signed:

  • Date

4: Line & Depth of Pipe

  • Are Line and depth correct

  • Checked by:

  • Have adjustments had to be made due to obstructions or site features

  • What has caused change to line or depth

5: Testing

  • Is testing required, if so type:

  • Test:

  • Checked by:

  • Has the fault been located

  • What remedial works is required

6: Backfill & Compaction

  • Are suitable materials used

  • Checked by:

  • Signed:

  • Date:

  • What action is required

7: Marker Blocks, Tapes and Location Posts

  • Are specified markers in position

  • Checked by:

  • Signed:

  • Date:

8: Final Inspection & Testing

  • Final Inspection & Testing Completed

  • Inspection Type (To be established from Specification)

  • Undertaken by:

9: As-Built Plans

  • Survey taken

  • As Built Plan for section checked

Final Pipework Section Approval MJA

  • All works to section completed to design & specification

  • Comments

  • Completed by:

  • Signed:

  • Date:

Final Sign Approval by CR

  • All works completed to design & specification

  • Comments:

  • Completed by:

  • Signed:

  • Date:

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