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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

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  • Please insert construction plan drawing of the project with assigned numbers to each elevation. (See point 3 of the reporting Rules)

  • 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.

  • The most recent Drawing Issue Sheet must be displayed where all site personnel can see it.

  • Elevations assessed & works completed

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  • 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>

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

  • 3. Has the main contractor signed off datum and gridlines settings?<br>

A. SFS – STEEL FORMED SECTIONS

  • 1. Is the wall constructed using the correct depth and gauge of studs/trucks?<br><br>

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  • 2. Are operatives using the correct track fixings? Are the tracks fixed/installed to concrete at correct centres?<br>

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  • 3. Are the operatives using the correct 'tek' screws for installing studs?<br><br>

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  • 4. Have the studs been installed to suit cladding joints locations?<br><br>

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  • 5. Has the wall been set out to the correct Gridline offset? In the correct location?<br><br>

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  • 6. Have the compound sills and lintels been fixed together at centres of no more than 300 mm?<br><br>

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  • 7. Have the openings been formed in the correct locations? At correct height, length and width?<br><br>

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  • 8. Are the openings being formed using the correct studs/tracks compounds as per approved design specification?<br><br>

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  • 9. Have deflection heads been installed correctly with the required movement allowance?<br><br>

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  • 10. Have the works been completed to the current outline specification and manufacturer’s specification? (including windows and doors openings)<br><br>

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  • 11. Have the works been completed to current revised SFS drawings and details?<br><br>

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  • 12. Is the wall completed to a true line and level?<br><br>

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B. CEMENT (Y-WALL) BOARDING AND SEALING

  • 1. Has the CP - Board of correct/specified type and thickness been installed?<br>

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  • 2. Are the boards installed in a stretcher bond fashion?<br>

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  • 3. Are there 5mm joints around all edges?<br>

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  • 4. Has there been a 15mm gap left for floor deflection joints ?(Drawing Reference: D01, see MClarke reference booklet)<br>

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  • 5. Have the screws been fixed correctly (not over tight) into boards, using Nose Piece? (Drawing Reference: D02. See MClarke reference booklet)<br>

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  • 6. Have the correct number of fixings (minimum of 25) been installed to each board?<br>

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  • 7. Has the CP board been installed with no bumps, gaps, and bows?<br>

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  • 8. Was Daffa tape applied to all CP Board joints?<br>

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  • 9. Has the EPDM been installed to deflection joints and concrete interfaces?<br>

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  • 10. Is CP Board fixed correctly at deflection track from floor to floor? Fixed to track and not studs?<br><br>

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E. BREATHER MEMBRANE & EPDM

  • 1. Has the EPDM been fitted properly at CP board and concrete interfaces?<br><br>

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  • 2. Has the correct and specified breather membrane been installed?<br><br><br>

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  • 3. Has the breather membrane been dressed out and over horizontal flashings / pods, taped and sealed?<br><br><br>

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  • 4. Has breather membrane been taped fully at vertical joints and overlapped 300mm at horizontal joints?<br><br><br><br>

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  • 5. Has the breather membrane been taped to and around all openings protrusions, as specified on the Reference Drawing D 03 (see MClarke reference booklet)<br><br><br>

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  • 6. Has interface between Roofing Membrane & Breather Membrane been sealed with Dafa tape?<br><br><br><br>

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  • 7. Has Spray bar test been done ? (Note: To be carried out after breather membrane is installed, and before cladding and internal plaster board is installed - 5% of cladded area and two areas as minimum. It must be done in accordance with specification requirements and CWCT.)<br><br><br><br>

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F. SUBFRAME SETTINGS

  • 1. Have subframe helping hand brackets been installed in accordance with the subframe layout drawings?<br><br>

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  • 2. Have brackets been fixed at stud locations?<br><br><br>

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  • 3. Have helping hand brackets been fixed to the substrate with specified number of anchors.?<br><br><br>

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  • 4.Have specified brackets with thermal pads been fitted to the substrate at specified fixing centres ? <br><br>

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  • 5. Have L/T-rails been fixed into brackets through specified holes, so as to permit thermal movement of the rails. Has specified number of fixings been used?<br><br>

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  • 6. Has there been one dead fixied point bracket per rail minimum?<br>

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  • 7. Are there minimum of 3 number of brackets on 3 meters long T-rail? (depending on loads, higher elevation may need more brackets e.g. the very top level and the end of the wall- corners)<br><br>

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  • 8. Have rails been set out in accordance with deflection point location?<br><br>

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  • 9. Is the top and bottom of the rails overhanging no more than it is indicated on the rail setting drawing?<br><br>

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  • 10. Has the Project Manager checked the level with string line or laser?<br><br>

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G. INSULATION/TAPING

  • 1. Have fire barriers been fitted at correct locations?<br><br>

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  • 2. Have fire breaks been mitered at the edges/corners of the facade so as to provide continuity of intumescent layer?<br><br>

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  • 3. Has proper pattern of mechanical fixing been used? (Reference, see Figure 7, M.Clarke Guidance Booklet.)<br>

  • 4. Have fire pins been installed minimum one per board?<br><br><br><br><br>

  • 5. Has insulation been fitted as tight as possible?<br>

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  • 6. Have all outlets, brackets, vents, edges of insulation boards, joints etc. been taped up with silver tape?<br><br><br><br><br>

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D. FLASHING / PODS / CILL CORNER TRIMS

  • 1. Has site dimension survey been carried out to confirm elevation panels sizes, has it been updated to MClarke panel drawing?<br><br>

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  • 2. Are cills, pods and flashings installed to the correct design details? Thickness, colour and depth?<br><br><br>

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  • 3. Are cills, pods and flashings installed using correct fixings used at correct fixing centres?<br><br>

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  • 4. Are cills, pods and flashings installed to suit correct locations?<br>

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  • 5. Are Cills pods and flashings of proper quality and shape?<br><br>

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G. INSULATION/TAPING .

  • 1. Has there been correct insulation type and thickness installed?<br><br>

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  • 2. Has proper pattern of mechanical fixing been used, have fire pins been installed minimum one per board ?.(Reference, see Figure 7, M.Clarke Guidance Booklet.)<br><br><br><br>

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  • 3. Has insulation been fitted as tight as possible, has silver tape been applied as per specification/detailed drawings? (The preferable solution is to use expanding foam between the boards joints)<br><br><br><br><br>

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  • 4. Have all outlets, brackets, vents, edges of insulation boards, joints etc. been taped up with silver tape?<br>

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  • 5. Have horizontal Intumescent Firebreaks been fitted properly? (proper spikes been used, fitted at proper distance from the inner surface of the cladding panels)<br><br>

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  • 6. Have vertical fire breaks been fitted in the specified locations and with recommended fixings?<br><br>

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K. TRESPA PANELS

  • 1. Are drill holes in Trespa panels 10mm, with exception for one hole in the middle of the panel, which must be 5.1 mm (fixed point)?(It is recommended to use 4mm pilot hole first).<br>

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  • 2. Are drill holes in rails 5.1 mm diameter to take 5mm rivet? IS centralising tool being used?<br>

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  • 3. Has the gap between rivet head and the panel been maintained at distance of 0.3-0.5mm using Nose-piece on rivet gun?<br>

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  • 4. Have rivets been fitted at consistent distance of 25 mm (+/- 2mm) from the edge of the panel?<br>

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  • 5. Have Trespa panels been held tight against rails during fixing stage, especially at facets?<br>

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  • 6. Has fire break been maintained away at correct distance from Trespa panel (as per assessed project/drawing)?<br>

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  • 7. Has Flymesh been fitted at base and at cill location, plus where gap is larger than 15mm?<br>

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  • 8. Has Trespa sub-frame been blacken-out/shadowed to hide it.?<br><br>

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  • 9. Are there equal spacing of 10mm between Trespa panels. Has 10mm gap-stick been used to check spacing?<br>

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  • 10. Have panels been cleaned on completion?<br>

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J. CAPPING

  • 1. Has suitable and specified plywood been used? (Marine plywood must be used in all location where there is a damp, condensation risk)<br>

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  • 2. Has plywood been covered with breather membrane or bituminous felt as per detailed drawing?<br>

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  • 3. Have proper fixings been used? (It must be remembered that fixings have to be in superior anti-bio metal corrosion quality to the elements which are fastened by the fixings, e.g. Zinc coated (galvanised) steel fixings can not be used for fixing aluminium elements. It most situations stainless steel would be the safest option).<br>

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  • 4. Has proper angle support been fitted to the substrate?<br>

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  • 5. Has capping been securely fixed to the bracket, has proper number of fixing been used, as per drawings/specification?<br>

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  • 6. Has proper sealing tape and sealing mastic been used as per design/specification?<br>

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  • 7. Are capping set to a consistent and even horizontal line?<br>

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Inspection Results

  • Site notes.

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  • Signed off by the Main Contractor representative.

  • Signed off by the subcontractor's representative.

  • Signed off by the Project Manager

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

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