Information

  • Audit Title

  • Site

  • Location
  • Contractor/s

  • Conducted on

  • Audit Conducted By

  • Other Personnel Present

Location, Depth and Width of Footpath

  • What is the location of the footpath to be inspected?

  • What is the width of the footpath required to be?

  • Is the footpath the correct width?

  • What is the depth of the footpath required to be?

  • Is the footpath the correct depth?

  • Is the boxing for the path at the correct level and on the required alignment?

  • Is crushed rock in place and a minimum of 50mm?

  • Has the crushed rock been compacted?

Reinforcement and Joints

  • Has reinforcement been laid?

  • What is the size/type of the reinforcement?

  • Is the reinforcement the correct size/type?

  • Is the reinforcement on hats and placed in the top half of the footpath?

  • At each tool/crack control joint, has every second lateral bar been removed to promote cracking?

  • Are expansion/contraction joints in place?

  • Are expansion/contraction joints at correct distances?

  • Are the dowels in place in the expansion/contraction joints and are they horizontal?

  • Are the dowels tied off to the reinforcement? (If required)

Service Pits

  • Are service pits on the required alignment and set level to the top of the path?

  • Do service pits have expansion foam around them?

Concrete

  • Is the correct concrete strength going to be used (MPa)?<br>

  • Is the contractor aware that they must vibrate the concrete when pouring?

  • Contractor to sign off that they have been explained what is required of them

  • Superintendent to sign off when pouring is ready to proceed

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