Title Page

  • Location Name

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • TRIM Container #

  • Document No.

Inspection Details

  • Request Type

  • Request Reference Number

  • Contact Name

  • Telephone Number

  • Description of Building

Checklist

  • Floor joists centrally located, tie-down strapped to isolated or engaged piers

  • Ant capping installed to isolated piers

  • Continuous ant capping installed to subfloor external wall brickwork, solder or sealed all joints

  • Provide subfloor 400mm clearance from bearer underside to ground level

  • Provide brick vents to internal bounding walls or external walls for cross-flow ventilation to subfloor

  • Brick piers adequately spaced no more than 1.8m centres

  • Submit method of termite protection measures details to Council

  • Install termite sticker in metre box

  • Install double floor joists/blocking under external walls or load bearing internal walls for concentrated loads

  • Is timber studs straight, true and free of timber knots, splits or defects i.e replace defective timber studs

  • Is bottom timber plate fully supported and secured with anchored bolt or nail fixed to concrete slab

  • Wall studs noggings are securely fixed

  • Double jamb studs installed to support lintel/head above window openings

  • Is a 15mm clearance gap provided between lintel/head and window frame

  • Is metal strap cross bracing installed to wall frame and bracing (2) double nailed to each timber stud

  • Top and bottom plate tie-down connectors installed to wall frame

  • Rectify cut/damage frame bracing

  • Install approved material between service pipes and angle bracing

  • Install cavity flashing to wall framework

  • Wall cavities and weep holes cleaned out of brick mortar droppings/debri

  • Cavity brick wall ties nailed off and bent upward to prevent ingress of moisture

  • Is mid-span timber blocking installed to first floor joist or external top plate floor joists to prevent twist/rotation

  • Is floor joist hangers installed, nailed off correctly to all end first floor joists

  • Provide solid blocking or additional full length studs under top plate for concentrated point loads

  • Bracing generally in accordance with manufactures specification or Australian Standard AS1684.2

  • Provide wall bracing/roof truss manufactures specification to Council

  • Roof covering i.e roof tiles installed prior to inspection being carried out i.e roof loaded

  • Provide 13mm clearance between internal wall frame top plate and bottom chord roof truss frame

  • Triple grip roof truss connectors fully nailed to external wall top plate

  • Main girder trusses provided with saddle bracket connectors M10 bolted, strap fix to both sides of wall top plate

  • Truss roof metal strap bracing installed to top chord correctly nailed off to each rafter and fixed along to ridge beam

  • Roof bracing installed to truss frame roof in accordance with manufactures engineering design

  • Are joins in roof underpurlins made over a point of support, lapped and strutted down to top plate or internal load bearing wall

  • Install M10 bolt to each collar tie end to prevent roof bowing/spread to concrete tile roof (Every 2nd rafter)

  • Install 200mm bolt to conventional frame scissor, fly or fan truss

  • Install solid blocking to toe of conventional frame combined strutting and hanging beams

  • Install diagonal cross timber bracing or blocking to hanging beams down to top plate to prevent rotation/twist

  • Submit engineering details or structural certification for installed steel beams, steel column metal bracing support

  • Install non-shrink grout/packing to under garage steel beams

  • Install hoop iron straps to all internal engaged brick piers in garage

Result

  • Inspection of the aforementioned revealed that the work is:

  • Above rating subject to the below additional works (If unsatisfactory, then must book a re-inspection after completing works):

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