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  • BEFORE YOU START THIS REPORT, REFERENCE MUST BE MADE TO THE PROJECT ELEVATION LAYOUT SKETCH DETAILING THE EXACT LOCATION(S) INSPECTED.

    Rules of WIR and Progress Reporting:

    1. All reports need to be in for the dates that have been agreed on the Reporting Schedule. PM must contact HSEQ Department if there will be a delay.
    2. The elevation inspected must be clearly identified using the Elevation Layout Sketch produced by the CM of the project, clearly identifying each elevation and floor. Ideally, there should be a separate Report for each elevation, however on smaller works, a single report for more than one elevation is acceptable.
    3. Each report should include a description of the type of system / works undertaken.
    4. Reports should also include quality issues not caused by CF, but which impact on our works.
    5. Refer to recent Supplementary Quality Reports before starting.
    6. We have issued standard Detail drawings reference numbers D01, D02, and so on. These need to be referred to throughout WIR and clearly show what is required. Only “Clarke” Drawings should be followed.
    7. All reports must be up-loaded to Clarkes Server or emailed to HSEQ Dept before deadline.The next report that will follow must show how the errors were rectified. If improvement was not possible, e.g.: due to soft ground/lack of access, it needs to be described/explained. The answers column still needs to be highlighted red. However, if the error was rectified the section should be changed to green. The comment section is to be used for explanations of how and when error was rectified.
    8. If project manager has found an error during the assessment, it must be noted and fixed before consecutive stages of works progresses, eg: CP board cannot start before Metsec sub frame is properly fixed. Quality Control Manager cannot accept the next WIR report until everything is fixed and up to date on the previous report. This is to make sure that all errors are corrected, and there are no error omissions.
    9. Reports need to be genuine and relevant.
    10. It is important that reports always have any delay events recorded.
    11. All completed reports must be sent to head office, client and subcontractor.





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  • Fire Strategy

    I. During Sub frame /Cement Board Installation.
    1. The applicator must be given all detailed drawings, levels, locations of firebreaks.
    2. Mineral filler must be fitted between floor slab and cement board? (MClarke WIR Reference Booklet. Draw. No. D01)
    II. Rain screen cladding
    1. Vertical and horizontal fire barriers must be fitted at correct locations as per fire strategy drawings.
    2. Fire barriers of correct depth must be fitted with recommended fixings at specified centres.
    3. Fire breaks must be mitred at the edges/corners of the façade so as to provide continuity of intumescent layer.
    4. Intumescent Firebreaks must be fitted properly? (Suitable spikes must be used and fitted at correct centres). Fire brakes must be fitted firmly and stably after being cut in location of rails and at mitred corners.
    5. The correct number of stainless steel fire pins has to be used. ( minimum one per board or as per specified in the Fire Strategy)
    6. Fire breaks must be fitted around windows.(only applicable when specified in the Fire Strategy and Design)
    7. Intumescent fire breaks must be maintained from the back surface of the panels at correct distance.
    8. Fire breaks with intumescent layer must be fitted the way to allow unimpeded contact with the rear surface of the panel. (on cassette/tray system fire breaks must be installed in those locations where intumescent layer will be allowed to expand without any restrictions)

  • Elevations assessed & works completed

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  • 1. Have all REDs/ Issues on last set of reports been properly closed out before proceeding with rest of works ?<br>

  • Completed by subcontractors.

Acceptance criteria/ Rules of Proper Workmanship 1. No work to be performed unless environmental conditions are as specified in therms of temperature, humidity and wind exposure. 2. Mixing time and proportions must be correct as per specification. 3. Safe systems of work must be enforced for working at height.

Pre start checks

  • 1. Has the appointed sub-contractor read, understood and been given a copy of relevant parts of WIR?<br><br>

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  • 2. Has the operative been given the relevant and up to date drawings and details to complete the works.?<br><br><br>

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  • 3. Have all measuring tapes being used by Subcontractors been calibrated? (Sticker with Clarke facades logo must be attached to all tapes that have been calibrated)<br><br>

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  • 4. Has the most recent Drawing Issue Sheet been displayed in the place where all site personnel can see it ?<br><br>

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Inspection result.

  • Hold Point - Is it okay to proceed?<br>

  • Signed off by the subcontractor's representative.

  • Signed off by the Project Manager:

Insulated render.

  • 1. Has the applicator been given all detail drawings, levels, locations of firebreaks and expansion beads?<br><br>

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  • 2. Has the applicator been given information of what way the adhesive is applied to board(dabs, grated trowel or picture frame).?<br>

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  • 3. Have all down pipes, vents, grounds, brackets etc. been installed on the wall and properly sealed?<br>

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  • 4. If permanent cappings are not in place, are temporary cappings on?<br>

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  • 5. Have insulation boards been additionally fixed to the substrate with proper number of mechanical fixings( as per design/manufacturer specification)?<br><br>

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  • 6. Have insulation boards been fitted to the wall so as to achieve even surface.?<br><br>

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  • 7. Have installers used plumb line for the surface line monitoring when fitting insulation boards?<br>

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  • 8. Have all door frames and window frames been over lapped by insulation at a minimum of 10 mm in order to ensure of good sealing?(Not all EWI systems require over lap)<br><br>

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  • 9. Has the insulation been flag cut at the corners of the openings ?<br>

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  • 10. Were insulation boards additionally fixed to the substrate with proper number of mechanical fixings?<br><br>

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  • 11. Has the wall been checked for straightness before mesh was applied?<br><br>

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  • 12. Has mesh been properly overlapped at joints?<br><br>

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  • 13. Has the mesh been lapped over the top of the wall?<br><br>

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  • 14. Have additional mesh reinforcement pieces been added to the insulation surface at four corners of the openings?<br><br>

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  • 15. Have two number of base coat been applied and sponged ?<br><br><br>

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  • 16. Has all protection been done?<br><br><br>

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  • 17. Have additional fire fixings been fitted?

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  • 18. Is the wall suitable for application of the final coat? (Weather forecast must be checked before application)<br><br><br>

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  • 18. Is wall dry and free from bumps and hollows before application of Final coat?( must be checked with 2m straight edge)<br><br>

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Insulated render/final coat

  • 1.Have colours of the final coat been confirmed ? Were drawings checked so as to make sure that proper colour of final coat has been applied?<br><br><br>

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  • 2. Was specified primer applied evenly to the surface of reveals and walls?<br>

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  • 3. Was final coat applied during suitable weather condition as specified by manufacturer?<br>

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  • 4. Is the texture and colour of render consistent?<br>

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  • 5. Were curing conditions maintained?<br>

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  • 6. Were elements adjoined to render including: trims, sills, construction joints, opening frames, soffits, cappings etc. secured from dirt of adhesive, paints and top coat?<br>

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  • 7. Has work area been left clean on completion?<br>

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Capping.

  • 1. Has parapet wall been sealed properly with roofing membrane/Tyvek membrane.?<br>

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  • 2. Have brackets been fitted with correct fixings and supported to prevent deforming / bowing to achieve a tight seal with the underside of the capping ?<br>

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  • 3. Have proper seals been fitted to brackets to prevent any moisture penetration?<br>

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  • 4. Have cappings been fitted to the brackets with correct fixings and at correct centres?

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  • 5. Have capping been fitted evenly and to required level.?<br><br>

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  • 6. Has Spray-bar test been arranged at required point in installation ?

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Inspection results/comments.

  • Site notes.

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  • Signed by the Project Manager.

  • Signed off by the subcontractor's representative.

  • Should you have any enquiries regarding this inspection report please contact M Clarke & Sons on 02825822500.

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