Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Erecting Crew Foreman

  • Confirm all leveling nuts and are placed (within footprint of base plate) and at correct elevation.

  • All steel erected per shop drawings.

  • Columns plumbed and structure erected within AISC tolerances.

Detailing Crew Foreman

  • Visual inspection of all TC bolts snapped.

  • Visual inspection of all hex bolts marked for "turn-of-the-nut".

  • Finger-tight connections inspected and verified double-nut or damaged threads.

  • Inspection of all washers and heavy-duty washers at oversized and slotted holes.

  • Confirm all bolt holes are filled.

  • All field welds visually inspected, accepted, and initialed. Document on daily reports.

  • Plumb columns to within AISC tolerances.

  • Snug up leveling nuts and shim plates, torque column anchor bolts, and weld plate washers in place. Pound in/out shim plates projecting outside of baseplate.

Decking Crew Foreman

  • All deck installed per shop drawings.

  • All closures installed.

  • Deck attachments and side lap fasteners installed per shop drawings.

  • Studs installed per shop drawings.

  • Ceramic ferrules broken.

  • Bent plate installed and welded per shop drawings.

  • Holes in deck foamed and/or closed.

  • All tools, materials, and debris removed from deck.

  • Deck signed off for safety. Safety cable installed/tightened, holes covered/marked etc...

Quality Assurance

  • Random sample verification of IWF sign-offs above. (10% of all welds and connections).

  • Erection and detailing inspected and signed off by 3rd party inspector.

  • Decking and studs inspected and signed off by 3rd party inspector.

Steel Site Engineer

  • All RFI's, FW's, and supplemental info pertaining to this area complete and inspected.

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