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Quality

1. Quality Policy and Procedure Manual

  • 1.1 Current Toureen Quality Policy Statement signed and displayed?

  • 1.2 Current Toureen Quality Procedures Manual accessible on site?

  • 1.3 Toureen Group Site Managers Manual accessible on site?

  • 1.4 Is a quality board in place?

  • 1.5 Previous audits, reports, corrective actions?

  • 1.6 Client issued non-conformance reports?

  • 1.7 Has the site a designated person responsible for deliveries?

  • 1.8 Is there a designated space for dropping delivery tickets off?

  • 1.9 Has the site a named Quality Representative?

  • 1.10 Has the site received any complaints?

2. Project Planning

  • 2.1 Toureen employees copies of competency cards, certs, etc?

  • 2.2 Is the most recent programme up to date?

  • 2.3 Are all drawings and register up to date?

  • 2.4 Are bending schedules in place and up to date?

  • 2.5 Are all specs available and up to date?

3. Sub-contractors

  • 3.1 All Sub-contractors must be approved by SHEQ team prior to works commencing?

  • 3.2 Are appropriate certs available for all machinery and equipment?

  • 3.3 Are Sub-contractor training cards copied and stored on site?

4. Documents and Records

  • 4.1 Are site meeting minutes maintained and available?

  • 4.2 Are all plant returns submitted and filed appropriately?

  • 4.3 Are all materials received reports submitted and filed appropriately?

  • 4.4 Are daily diaries being completed?

  • 4.5 Have timesheets been submitted?

  • 4.6 Have relevant materials been approved?

  • 4.7 Are all records of requisitions been recorded and filed?

  • 4.8 Is a Project Quality Plan in place?

  • 4.9 Is an inspection and test plan in place?

  • 4.10 Are materials being stored appropriately?

  • 4.11 Material test results.

  • 4.12 Drainage and duct inspection.

  • 4.13 Earthworks operations inspection.

  • 4.14 Flexible surfacing inspection.

  • 4.15 Generic inspection.

  • 4.16 Manhole.

  • 4.17 Paving, slab, block and kerb inspection.

  • 4.18 Pile cap inspection.

  • 4.19 Lift pit and shaft inspection.

  • 4.20 Below ground tank inspection.

  • 4.21 Have all Requests for Information (RFI) been documented as well as their responses?

  • 4.22 Are certificates of calibration in place for all relevant measuring equipment?

  • 4.23 Is the calibration log maintained for all items requiring calibration?

  • 4.24 Confirmation of Verbal Instruction (CVI).

  • 4.25 Records of additional works.

  • 4.26 Schedule of attendances for piling works.

  • 4.27 Are concrete mix designs in place?

  • 4.28 Are pre-pour Records completed?

  • 4.29 Are all cubes written into cute sheets?

  • 4.30 Does the site have records of all cube results following material testing?

  • 4.31 Does the site have a concrete record sheet?

  • 4.32 Is there a designated person to make cubes?

  • 4.33 Are the persons trained?

  • 4.34 Is the dude shed appropriate?

  • 4.35 Other

5. Completion

  • 5.1 Is O&M informationbeing maintained?

  • 5.2 Are as builds being completed?

  • 5.3 Stage completion forms.

6. Toureen Retail

  • 6.1 Decommissioning Form (Shell only).

  • 6.2 Key handover.

  • 6.3 Meter reading form.

  • 6.4 Asset Register (Shell only).

  • 6.5 Shell / Atrelia quality control checklist.

  • 6.6 Tank to pump grade verification.

  • 6.7 Pump to POS checklist.

  • 6.8 Water free certificate.

  • 6.9 Pipework test cert.

  • 6.10 Electrical certs.

  • 6.11 Tank. Conformity cert.

  • 6.12 Pump calibration and conformity.

  • 6.13 LPG has cert.

  • 6.14 Vapour recovery test certs - VR1 & VR2.

  • 6.15 Shell project completion handover document / checklist.

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