Information
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Add Address
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Record Installation activities, warnings and quotable items
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Select activities
- High voltage cable / cables
- Loft Top up to whole loft (QT 043-057)
- Patch and eave relay (QT IDL)
- Resident storage boards and stored item move (inc boards) QT IDL
- Fit storage boards QT IDL
- Walkway QT
- Hatch QT 058
- Lagging
- Tank or cylinder insulation
- Door Undercuts QT 075
- Add or seal trickle vent(s) QT 076
- Cold Bridge - sloping ceiling QT IDL
- Cold Roof Ventilation QT IDL IDL
- Vermin or and bats
- Damp treatment ROOF TIMBERS QT IDL
- Other
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Any major issues to highlight ?
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Select List of potential additional actions
- Asbestos
- Rodents or bats
- Leaks roof/pipe of damage of concern
- Other
- Damaged ceilings
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Detail additional work required
Property details
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Location Including Postcode
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Survey conducted by.
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Structural Condition of the roof.
- Very good
- Good
- Poor
- Very poor
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External Condition of the building.
- Very good
- Good
- Poor
- Very poor
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Remedial Works Required REALTING TO LOFT
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If yes please give details of remedial work required plus photos.
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If you have answered yes please select the best description of your findings.
- Damage to ceiling
- Water stain on ceiling
- Low level damp near the skirting boards
- Black mould in the corners of the rooms
- Black mould on the ceiling and the walls
- Condensation on the windows and external walls
- No internal issues that I can see.
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Protected species, non domestic birds or rodents present in building ?
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Detail issue with evidence
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Safety monitors present.
- Smoke Alarm
- Fire Alarm
- CO2 Alarm
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Have the alarms all been tested by surveyor.
Access
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On site parking notes : Availability, Restrictions
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Resident / surveyor - record detail and instruction
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Access Issues (parking and distance to site)
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Installer Access Equipment Required (non standard) (not tele ladder/stand up box)
- None
- Ladders
- Stairs platform system
- Scaffold Board for Flat Roof
- Scaffolding
- Conservatory Ladder
- Roof Ladder
- Scaffold Tower (internal or external)
Loft Insulation
Loft Insulation.
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Is loft to be insulated ?
- Yes, loft requires additional layer (s) of insulation to meet specification
- No, Loft has sufficient insulation
- Unable to check due to the amount of tenants belongings.
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Photo of existing depth (Show measure on plaster and against insulation
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Photos of loft showing 100% of area which additional photos to demonstrate patches and remedial actions
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Loft Survey Image - Plan
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Loft Height at Centre
- 0.80 metres
- 0.90 metres
- 1.00 metres
- 1.20 metres
- 1.40 metres
- 1.50 metres
- 1.60 metres
- 1.80 metres and above.
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Loft area m2? (requiring addition layer of insulation to meet the specification)
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Existing Depth.
- 0mm
- 12mm
- 25mm
- 50mm
- 70mm
- 100mm
- 125mm
- 150mm
- 170mm
- 200mm
- 250mm
- 270mm
- 300mm plus
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Depth to be added.
- Existing over 270mm - add zero
- 100mm
- 150mm
- 200mm
- 250mm
- 300mm
- 350mm
- 400mm
- 450mm
Loft Insulation Remedial (this does not include removal time)
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Patches - substandard condition current insulation requiring action (bare eaves, patches, poor fitting and or damp)
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Select answers statement problem and action
- The current eave insulation is patching and required renewal
- Area of insulation missing in existing depth requires infill (partial)
- Current insulation is laid across joist with poor contact requiring cutting and relaying
- The current insulation is damp and requires renewing
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Area of amendment required? (Combined area of bare, patchy and refit)
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Additional notes for relay work
Boarding and Walkway (walkway for solar and other appliances)
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Does the loft have any existing boarding?
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Are there boards within 1 meter of eaves that must be removed? (PAS Requirement)
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Select statements that best represent action agreed
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Record information about work required, fixed or loose etc (add photos)
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Is the area under the (remaining) boards insulated (to joist depth and not compressed)
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Agreement with resident, customer, client
- The res, cust, client is to have all the boards removed
- Installers to remove board - Charge in every case - to be included loft clear time
- Boards are to be covered with specified depth of insulation. Follow spec to ensure not air gaps or tunnels
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Can we insulate at least 2/3 of the loft space? (<67% remove or cover suitable boards)
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Is a Walkway required for maintenance of boiler, cylinder, cold water tanks, solar? (QT IDL)
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Length of walk way required
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Record required additional information for walk way
Loft Clearance - belongings and include board removal in time
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Loft clearance?
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Details of loft clearance
- Resident belongs
- Damp and or defective loft insulation
- Boards within 1 meter of Eaves
- Boards
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How many man minutes estimated for clearance and refit? 20/40/60/90/120/180/240/300/360
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Select customer instruction
- Empty and replace after install
- Empty and leave out of loft (with resident)
- Empty and replace approx half - customer to dispose of half
- Empty loft and skip belongings
Loft Hatch
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Hatch material and insulation plan?
- Replace NYCC 526mm x 726mm QT 058
- Wooden - Fibreglass
- Wooden - Insulation board 50mm - silicone
- Metal - Insulation board 50mm - silicone
- No, not suitable to be insulated (add note)
- No, not suitable to be insulated due to loft ladder
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Is a loft hatch present and accessible?
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Is the hatch suitable to prevent moisture and able to be draughtproofed to PAS standard including DP, H&Eyes
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Details of hatch required (hatch only or hatch and surround)?
- New hatch and surround - Plastic
- New hatch and surround - Wood
- Existing new lid only
- No hatch present construct new
- Additional or new to reach 100% off treatable area
- Other
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Record details to ensure we can quote and fit
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Loft Hatch Size required?
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Loft hatch needing D/P
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Photo of surveyor access ladders through hatch extended to two runs through hatch.
Lagging and Cold Water Jackets
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Pipes, Tanks, cylinder present requiring lagging?
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Length of pipe insulation required (combine 15/22mm)?
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Number of cold water tanks require insulating?
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Hot water cylinder requiring a 80mm jacket? (is it being replaced as part of project)
Cold Roof Ventilation
Cold Roof Ventilation - Building Regulations
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Does the existing ventilation meet the building regulation standard of insulation
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Is the roof construction at eaves suitable to allow draught to enter roof structure?
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Where no eave ventilation via tile gaps or designed ventilation then tile vents must be added? 1 per 1.5 linear meter of eave. How many?
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What material is visible against pitch roofs
- Felt (add felt ventilation (as per data sheet provided)
- Bare tiles (no action required)
- Breathable continuous membrane
- Non Breathable continuous membrane
- Sarking timber lined
- Other
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Number of felt vents required to be installed? 1 x vent per 5 x meter squared
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Linear meters of eaves tray installation
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Timber damp meter results
- 0-4%
- 5-9%
- 10-14%
- 15-19%
- Exceeds 20% - Treatment plan required
Electrics, downlights and flues
Electrics and flues
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Electrical wiring free from visual defects
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Are there any high voltage cables in the loft space?
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If YES please select the type of cable.
- Cooker cable
- Shower cable
- Immersion cable
- PV cable
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Number of down light covers required?
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Steel combustion flue pass through the loft space?
Cold Bridge insulation wall insulation to to meet loft
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Is cold bridge insulation to be installed?
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Can we install 50mm of rigid insulation to board to 100% of the area?
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If no, why not? Is there a solution (known options, roof etc.)
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Which description best matches the property?
- All Eaves, Front and rear only - two elevations
- All Eaves, Hip roof three sides - 3 elevations
- All eaves plus - Front and rear plus accessible off shot - Random draw
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What are the joist centres?
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Total linear metre(s) to be installed? (to one decimal place)
Trickle Vents
If funded answer additional PAS internal ventilation questions
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Are trickle vents part of the contract specification?
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Does the property have the minimum acceptable trickle ventilation requirements set out in PAS 2035?
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Are trickle vents required?
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How many rooms?
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Habitable room select
- Bed 1
- Bed 2
- Bed 3
- Bed 4
- Living Room 1
- Dining room
- Living Habitable room 2
- Habitable room 3
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Are trickle vents present in Wet Rooms that required remedial action?
- Yes
- No
- N/A
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Select Wet Rooms
- Kitchen
- Utility
- Bath 1 main
- Bath 2
- WC
- Additional
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Do all wet rooms have closing doors?
Door undercuts
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Are door undercuts required ?
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How many?
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Which rooms
- Living
- Kitchen
- Bathroom
- Bed 1
- Bed 2
- Bed 3
- Dinning
- Living 2
- Utility
- Bed 4
- Other 1
- Other 2
- Other 3
Dynamic Risk Assessment & Client Declaration
Dynamic Risk Assessment - Loft and Ventilation
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Please select yes if loft insulation work to be undertaken.
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Housing provide risk analysis and asbestos report present, read and signed for?
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Reversing vehicle ?
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Asbestos present ?
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Overhead electricity cables ?
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Use of an extendable ladders (internal or external) required ?
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Use of access equipment required?
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Manual Handling required ?
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Hand tools, passive and mechanical used ?
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Vibration risk - from tool use ?
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Noise - protection required (>85db mandatory) ?
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House keeping (Dust sheets, cleaning equipment)
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Lone worker assessment required?
- Lone worker - safe
- Must be team of at least two
- Must be a team of at least three (two on site all times)
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Are there additional hazards observed that are not addressed in the generic risk assessment prepared for the work to be undertaken.
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Record details and photos to evidence harazds
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Assessor signature