Information

  • The version control will be maintained by the SHEQ team and is controlled via the Safety Equipment Inspections Document 2073838157-15.

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The version control will be maintained by the SHEQ team and is controlled via the Safety Equipment Inspections Document 2073838157-15.

Lay-Out

  • Location of Sewer Pot

  • Draw a Sketch of Property and House Service Line in relation with House

  • Or Open Relevant property in Google Maps and download screenshot. Draw House Service Line on downloaded photo.

  • Take Multiple Photos of Property Before Testing

Visual Inspection

V1 General Observation

  • V1.1 Is stormwater drainage pipe system available in the street?

  • V1.2 Is there any stormwater outlet to street?

  • V1.3 Is there any stormwater pump used in Property?

  • V1.4 If not connected to stormwater system, stormwater discharges to "Soakage Pit"

  • V1.5 If not connected to stormwater system, stormwater discharges by "overland discharge"?

  • V1.6 Is property level lower than street level?

  • V1.7 Sewer service diagram appears to reflect the current arrangement

  • V1.8 Trees located in vicinity of House Service Line (HSL)

  • V1.9 Property likely to be impacted by local flooding

  • V1.10 Stormwater drainage to the street identified

  • V1.11 Is there a swimming pool

  • V1.12 Is the swimming pool connected to Wastewater system?

  • V1.13 Is there a rain water tank

  • V1.14 Approximate age of house

  • V1.15 House Service Line (HSL) material

V2 Down Pipe

  • V2.1 Downpipe empties over gully

  • V2.2 Downpipe from shed entering gully

  • V2.3 Downpipe running into canal, then enters the gully

  • V2.4 Downpipe drains onto path and runoff enters Gully

V3 Overflow Relief Gully (ORG)

  • V3.1 Low gully, broken surrounds

  • V3.2 Low gully next to vent pipe

  • V3.3 Old cracked low gully

  • V3.4 Low gully near vent pipe on driveway

  • V3.5 Local flooding (less than 150 mm of the declared flood level)

  • V3.6 Is the rain water tank overflow pipe connected to gully

V4 Boundary Trap

  • V4.1 Boundary trap in the property

  • V4.3 Boundary trap cover broken & acting as drain

  • V4.2 Boundary trap location

  • V4.4 Broken collar on boundary trap acting as drain

  • V4.5 Low boundary trap or damaged

V5 Inspection Opening (I/O)

  • V5.1 I/O visible

  • V5.2 Location of I/O likely to result in damage to HSL

  • V5.3 I/O Low & flush with ground

  • V5.4 Broken I/O acting as area drain

V6 Outdoor Plumbing

  • V6.1 Vent pipe broken at base

  • V6.2 Broken / open pipework, allowing water to enter

  • V6.3 Vent pipe cut off, acting as area drain

  • V6.4 Vent pipe rusted through at the base, water drains through

V7 House Service Line (HSL)

  • V7.1 Broken pipe exposed to surface, near gully

  • V7.2 Large hole in pipe next to footpath

  • V7.3 Hole in ground near boundary trap

  • V7.4 Open pipe visible through ground next to path

V8 Other Observations

  • V8.1 Comments (Other Observations)

  • Take Photo/s Of Other Observations, If Required

Test Results

T1 Dye Testing

  • T1.1 Downpipe connected to sewer

  • T1.2 Downpipe from shed connected to sewer

  • T1.3 Stormwater gullies/pits connected to sewer

  • T1.4 Property drains connected to sewer

T2 Smoke Test

  • T2.1 Has any smoke been witnessed escaping

  • T2.2 Downpipe connected to sewer

  • T2.3 Downpipe from shed connected to sewer

  • T2.4 Stormwater gullies/pits connected to sewer

  • T2.5 Property drains connected to sewer

  • T2.6 Broken HSL

T3 Other Test/s

  • T3.1 Comment (Other Test/s & Results)

  • Take Photo/s Of Other Test/s Results, If Required

Recommended Defect Repair List

  • Is there any Rectification To Do? (If ‘No’ don’t fill out rest of this section)

D1 Overflow Relief Gully (ORG)

  • D1.1 Raise ORG

  • D1.2 Repair ORG

  • D1.3 Cap ORG

  • D1.4 Construct concrete ring around ORG

  • D1.5 Re-grade surrounding surface

  • D1.6 Install one way flap valve

  • D1.7 Seal ORG & construct pump/pot

D2 Inspection Opening (I/O)

  • D2.1 Repair I/O defect

  • D2.2 Repair surface section of I/O

  • D2.3 Repair of HSL at I/O

D3 Irregular Stormwater Connection

  • D3.1 Disconnect irregular stormwater connection only

  • D3.2 Extend disconnected pipe to the stormwater main

  • D3.3 Construct property drain and discharge to street

  • D3.4 Construct extension of stormwater to street with detention tank and pump

  • D3.5 Install rainwater tank

  • D3.6 Construct stormwater line through properties to stormwater main

  • D3.7 No viable solution

D4 House Service Line (HSL)

  • D4.1 Repair/relining of HSL

  • D4.2 Dig and replace (Metres)

D5 Other Defect/s Rectification or Restoration

  • D5.1 Comment (Other Defect/s Rectification or Restoration)

  • Take Photo/s Of Other Defect/s Rectification or Restoration, If Required

  • Signature (Subcontractor Representative)

  • Signature (Ventia Representative)

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