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  • Site conducted

  • Dapcor - 16 Booralee St, Botany NSW 2019

  • Location:
  • Conducted on:

  • Prepared by (Dapcor Representative):

  • Project Name:

  • Manufacturer & Material(s) Used:

  • Area(s) Completed:

Activity

Submission origin:

  • E.g: Onsite / Offsite

Activity

  • Electrical tagging of all machines are valid and within correct dates cross referenced with electrical tag register.

  • Subcontractor has undertaken a general walk-around in conjunction with the Superintendent to identify, measure and photographically survey locations of cracks and concrete spalling.

  • Images of survey locations of cracks and concrete spalling submitted for review and approval to proceed with rectification works. All such defects shall be jointly inspected by the Contractor and the Building Manager and recorded in writing and by photography

  • Dapcor shall bring to the attention of the Engineer, any existing defects that could at some time in the future be misconstrued as having been caused by the Dapcor.

  • Scope of Work issued by Northrop identifying application methodology to rectify cracks and concrete spalling.

  • Identify the structural system and check its elements for deterioration: (i) elements resisting vertical loads (floors, beams, columns, walls); and ‰ (ii) elements resisting horizontal loads (service cores, shear walls, braced frames, rigid frames)

Surface Preparation

  • Concrete surfaces cleaned within a minimum 50 mm each side of the crack

  • If the concrete surfaces adjacent to the crack are deteriorated, grind and remove concrete until a sound substrate is achieved

  • Ensure all surfaces for crack sealing are clean and free from: oil, grease, standing water, sand, debris, organic matter

  • Ensure the substrate is dry prior to crack repair material application, or moisture conditioned if required by the manufacturer's specification

  • The minimum age of newly repaired concrete that may be sealed is 4 weeks, or as nominated by the crack repair material manufacturer<br><br>

  • Follow any additional specific preparation requirements for each method of crack sealing as specified by manufacturer

  • Ensure the method of preparation does not cause weakness of the interface due to fracture or loosening of aggregates.

  • Visual inspection of sealed cracks: All sealed cracks

  • Penetration depth and adhesion of sealed cracks: All cracks sealed by gravity fed or injected resin.

  • Adhesion of routed and sealed cracks: All routed and sealed cracks. One test for the first 30 m of crack repair, then one per 100 m crack repair provided each test is successful, otherwise every 30 m of crack repair.

  • Inspection of crack bandaging: All bandages

  • Adhesion of crack bandaging adhesive: One test for the first 30 m of crack repair, then one per 100 m crack repair provided each test is successful, else every 30 m of crack repair.

  • Acceptance Criteria:
    The applied resin sealant will be deemed to have complied with the Standard where:

  • 1. The finished product is uniform in appearance and profile with no visible. defects or deficiencies such as inadequate fill, sagging, voids, pinholes, contamination or any other defects

  • 2. There is no gap between the resin sealant and the concrete crack edges

  • 3. The injection of crack resin sealant has not resulted in delamination of concrete

  • 4. There is no ongoing water leakage.

  • Obtain all necessary permits and approvals and give all required notices

  • Acceptance Criteria:
    Depth of Material Penetration

  • 1. Where there is a gap between the sealant and the concrete crack edges

  • 2. Where the depth of penetration does not completely fill the crack OR exceed 2/3 of the wall/element thickness, whichever is the greater

  • 3. Where the injection of resin has resulted in delamination of concrete.

  • 4. Where the depth of penetration of a test does not completely fill the crack OR exceed 2/3 of the wall thickness, undertake further testing at additional sites to demonstrate compliance to the satisfaction of Dapcor’s Representative.

  • Acceptance Criteria:
    – Adhesion of Routed and Sealed Cracks

  • 1. Sealants not evidencing adhesive failure from testing, in absence of other indications of noncompliance with requirements, are to be considered satisfactory.

  • Acceptance Criteria:
    – Inspection of Crack Bandaging

  • 1. Bond to the surface, presence of gaps or voids etc.

  • 2. Full envelopment of the bandage material in the bonding adhesive

  • 3. Presence of contaminants

  • 4. Complete removal of the centerline tape strip, leaving the bandage beneath clear of adhesive

  • The finished product is to be uniform in appearance and profile with no visible defects or deficiencies likely to impede on watertightness and bond strength.

  • The prepared concrete surface tensile capacity shall be greater than the minimum bond strength value as per manufacturers recommended installation guide as per data sheet and/or in accordance with engineers’ scope of work if available.

  • Schedule of Hold Points
    Hold - Approved repair materials
    Hold - Material testing
    Hold - Crack injection material properties
    Hold - Submission of areas for repair marked out by Constructor.
    Hold - Selection of trial location
    Hold - Preparation of substrate.

    Schedule of Witness Points
    Witness - Application of crack sealing material/system
    Witness - Inspection and testing.

Final Inspection

  • Subontractor:

  • Subcontractors Signature:

  • Date:

  • Dapcor Representative Name:

  • Dapcor Representative Signature:

  • Date:

Photos

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  • Photo 4

  • DOCUMENTATION: -
    Progressive photos are required as follows:
    1. Tagged Equipment
    2. Exclusion zones
    3. Harnessed workers/personnel if works are conducted via harness system.
    4. Progressive photos as per above activity requirements

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