Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • WEATHER

  • SITE CONDITIONS

  • TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

  • FENCING & O H &S SIGNAGE

1.0 ACTIVITY : SEWER, WATER, DRAINAGE, ELECTRICAL, TELSTRA / NBN.

  • Sewer Sub Contractor Onsite

  • Water Sub Contractor Onsite

  • Drainage Sub Contractor Onsite

  • Electrical Sub Contractor Onsite

  • Telstra / NBN Sub Contractor Onsite

1.1 Works - Trenching, Pipelaying, Pits/Manholes, Backfill

  • Sewer Retic Staus

  • Drainage Works Status

  • Water Retic Status

  • Electrical Retic Status

  • Telstra / NBN Status

  • Does the Water Authority sub contractor have a copy of required Management Plans and Codes on site.

  • Is there an accredited pipe layer on site where required.

  • Are trench widths adequate for pipe size/ type

  • Is the bedding material & thickness within tolerance and being compacted correctly

  • Are pipes being installed in accordance with design specification and manufacturers recomendations.

  • Are clearances to other services being maintained as per specification.

  • Does trench backfill material comply with standard drawings and specifications

  • Is mechanical compaction being carried out to specification within the support zone and around MH, MS, IS, Hydrants,Valves and Stormwater Pits.

  • Is compaction testing being carried out but NATA registered tester where required.

  • Has the concrete been placed and vibrated to specification

  • Is the surface finish of pit / manhole walls satisfactory.

  • Are lids / covers as per design and correct rating.

  • Are thrust restraints being installed as per design where required.

1.2 Safety - Trenching, Pipelaying, Pits/Manholes, Backfill

  • Does the contractor have utilities / services plans on site.

  • Is a qualified mine manager on site during all excavations

  • Is ground support suitable for the ground conditions and depth of excavation

  • Are workers provided with a ladder or other means of access and egress where required.

  • Are hats and vests being worn by workers where required

  • Are trenches barricaded and made safe when left open.

  • Is lifting equipment suitable for the works being carried out.

2.0. ACTIVITY : DEMOLITION, STRIPPING, BULK EARTHWORKS, ROAD BOXING, LOT GRADING, TOPSOILING

  • Demolition / Stripping status

  • Bulk Earthworks, Cut / Fill status

  • Road Boxing Status

  • Grading / Topsoiling Status

2.1 Works - Earthworks, Excavation

  • Are truck / scraper routes around site clearly designated and separate from public access areas.

  • Is fill being placed in layers and compacted as per specification.

  • Are compaction tests being conducted to specified Level by NATA registered tester.

2.2 Safety - Earthworks, Excavation

  • Does the contractor have utilities / services plans on site.

  • Does plant and equipment have suitable warning lights and reversing beepers

  • Are personnel in the vicinity of operating plant wearing high vis clothing and helmets where required.

2.3 Environmental - Earthworks, Excavation.

  • Is there provision to minimize dust / mud from leaving the site.

  • Do stockpiles have adequate silt runoff protection.

  • Are environmental No Go areas fenced where required.

  • Are silt traps in place to prevent silt build up in previously installed drainage system.

3.0. ACTIVITY : PAVEMENT

  • Cap rock Status

  • Conduits / AG Status

  • Class 3 FCR Status

  • Class 2 FCR Status

  • Asphalt Works Status

  • Wearing Course Asphalt Status

3.1 Works - Pavement

  • Are conduits and AG drains at correct depth

  • Does trench backfill material comply with standard drawings and specifications

  • Does pavement material comply with plans, standard drawings and specifications.

  • Is compaction equipment adequate to achieve specified results.

  • Is crushed rock being placed in layers and compacted as per specification.

  • Are compaction tests being conducted to specified Level by NATA registered tester.

  • Is the weather suitable for priming or placing asphalt.

3.2 Safety - Pavement

  • Does plant and equipment have suitable warning lights and reversing beepers

  • Are personnel in the vicinity of operating plant wearing high vis clothing and helmets where required.

  • Are asphalt crews employing appropriate protective equipment.

4.0. CONCRETE

  • Kerb and Channel Status

  • Footpath and Crossover Status

  • Pattern Paving Status

  • Endwall / Headwall Status

4.1 Works - Concrete

  • Are weather conditions suitable for placing concrete.

  • Are access routes for trucks clearly defined

  • Is boxing depth and crushed rock bedding as per specification

  • Is form work adequate for the structure being constructed.

  • Is reinforcing as per specification and installed correctly.

  • Are kerb markings for services being installed.

4.2 Safety - Concrete

  • Are concretors wearing appropriate PPE.

  • Does plant and equipment have suitable warning lights and reversing beepers

5.0. ACTIVITY : ROCKWORK / MISCELLANEOUS

  • Rock Wall Status

  • Rock Endwall / Headwall Status

  • Rock Beaching Status

  • Porphrey Stone Paving Status

5.1 Works - Rockwork, Miscellaneous

  • Are rocks suitable for intended purpose and of appropriate size/ grading.

  • Are rocks sitting on concrete cushions over pipe ends

  • Are rocks being placed to specification and grouted as required.

  • Is reinforcing being installed as per specification.

5.2 Safety - Rockwork, Miscellaneous

  • Are contractors wearing appropriate PPE.

  • Are personnel in the vicinity of operating plant wearing high vis clothing and helmets where required.

  • Does plant and equipment have suitable warning lights and reversing beepers

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