 Quality Plan Purpose:

This quality plan was developed to assist the quality team to perform quality inspection
of concrete works performed by Al-Shorouk Construction.

This is a Plan to provide recommendations for development of quality assurance for

conventional concrete used in the construction of the different buildings in the project.

This quality assurance involves the identification of quality objects.

 Organization:

Project Organization

E-JUST

Main Contractor MEP Consultant Owner (Engineering

Soil Consultant Record Consultant
(Al-Shorouk (Shaker Consultancy authority of the
(GEO-CONSULTANT) (MZECH)
construction ) Group) Armed Forces)

Project Manager

Construction
Technical Manager Financial Manager Safety Manager
Manager

Shop and As-Built Contracting

Site Engineers
drawing Engineers Engineers

Purchasing
QC/QA Engineers
Engineers

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Quality policy
The Quality Policy is to deliver products and services to the Client in conformance with the Contract
requirements, on time, and free of defects. Al-Shorouk Construction have developed a Project Quality
Plan in accordance with the Client’s quality requirements for the Contract. The contents of the Project
Quality Plan are binding on all staff and all the subcontractors in carrying out their duties. The policy
aims to satisfy the following objectives:

 Describing the inspection process and supporting documents, and to ensure that the control over
the tested material is in compliance with the project specification requirements, in order to
guarantee project owner satisfaction and approval.
 Ensure concerned project staff acquisition of all necessary documents.
 Defining the system of receipt and verification of material and its storage, handling and control, in
order to achieve best utilization of resources and minimize wastage.
 Ensure the detection, control and correction of all non-conformances, and to correct the root causes
for non-conformances to prevent recurrence.
 Get approval for all submittals.
 Meeting the requirements of the Contract and the quality achievement criteria in it.
 Forming an organization structure that is adapted to act proactively and smoothly whenever
possible.
 Adopting a continuous improvement mentality that systematically captures and considers the
different experiences as management of non-conformities, internal audits, correction and
prevention measures and management review.
 Continually aim to achieve a fruitful collaboration between the various parties in the project.
 Ensure submittals, work inspections and Material Inspection approvals.
 Follow written and documented procedures to ensure that the work instructions are clear, job
descriptions and responsibilities are well defined, and that all activities and actions are carried out
and in an auditable manner before commencement of any activity.
 Ensure that the correct and updated documents and drawings are distributed to all involved parties.
 Ensure that the most adequate, economical and safe construction methods are adopted.

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Roles and Responsibilities

Project Manager •Report to Business Unit Director on quality performance and issues
(Project Director/ Deputy Project Director)
•Establish and ensure implementation of the execution strategy, policies
and organizational structure required for on time, on budget, safe and to
specified requirements completion of the Project
•Lead all Project Departments and resources to achieve all Project
Objectives
•Select key staff and delegation of duties to principal staff members
•Set the agenda and schedule for principal meetings, convene and chair
meeting.
•Authorize principal Project documents.
•Orientation of key staff, their on-going supervision, development and
assessment
•Authorize purchase orders and work orders.
•Determine and approve sufficient resources (personnel, materials,
plant/equipment , etc.) to ensure adequate implementation of PQP and
Programmed achievement
Quality Manager / QC •Report to the Project Director and Quality Director
Manager: •Lead effectively a team of Senior and Quality Engineers to achieve
project specified inspection and testing requirements on-site and off-site
•Development, maintenance and monitoring of implementation of PQP
•Scheduling, conduct and reporting of audits of subcontractors and
suppliers as deemed necessary
•Lead continual improvement practices for the Project lifecycle by direct
involvement, supervision or support to achieve performance objectives
and targets
•Development, maintenance and monitoring of implementation of
PIP/ITP
•Expediting and review of sub-contractors' and suppliers' plans and
procedures
•Establishment, maintenance and monitoring of document control
system and overseeing the functioning of the process
•Establishment and implementation of system for compilation of quality
record files
•Management and development of quality control personnel
•Provision of awareness training to Project personnel concerning PQP,
PIP I ITP, Work instructions & Method Statements
•Training needs assessment and provision
•Determination of any adverse quality trends and taking requisite action,
in conjunction with others as appropriate, to add1·ess issues arising
•Overseeing material compliance testing
•Ensuring compliance with national and international standards and
legislation
•Ensuring tests and procedures are properly understood, carried out and
evaluated and that the product modifications are investigated as

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 necessary
•Working with purchasing staff to establish quality requirements from
external suppliers
Quality •Report to the Quality Manager
Control •Being fully conversant with specified requirements and the PIP
Engineer •Scheduling inspections of works to match progress
•Ensuring the attainment of specified requirements
(Civil,MEP, •Raising NCR's for non-fulfilment of specified requirements in completed
Architectural, etc.): works
•Expediting corrective and preventive action proposal responses to NCR's
raised and their action upon acceptance
•Re-inspecting works to ensure corrective and preventive actions taken
are adequate
•Supports the Construction Team on consolidated punch-list team
activities and subsequent acceptance of systems up to mechanical
completion
•Review Quality Control related change orders related to Construction I
Commissioning activities
Materials Engineer: •Report to the Trade Manager
•Determine and administer policies and procedures relating to shipping
receiving and storage of a variety of equipment, supplies and materials
•Coordinates materials testing projects, including hands-on testing
•Prepare performance evaluation reports documenting test
methodologies, calculations and results
•Identify and quantify all equipment and materials to be procured
•Oversee material take-off and equipment specification activities within
the engineering group for accuracy and timelines
•Participate at development of standard designs and associated bills of
materials to facilitate an efficient and effective method of material take-
off
•Develop and maintain a "Recommended Spare Parts List" for the project
•Ensure that supplies, materials and equipment received from vendors I
Suppliers/manufactures are up to project standards.
Site engineer •Exercising full control over the workforce on site.
•Ensuring that work is executed in accordance with the contract
drawings and specifications, agreed procedures and method statements.
•Preparation of designated procedures.
•Monitoring all Sub-contractors work closely to ensure that the Quality
of the work is as per specification and is completed on time.
•Completing all necessary Q.A. documentation related to the work under
his direct control and co-ordinate daily site inspections.
Laboratory Technician •Is responsible for Assisting the Quality Control Engineer in the
performance of all tests on site.
•Make the required testing at the laboratory.
•The conduct of tests in accordance with the technical provisions of the
specifications

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Quality definitions

Term Definition
Objective EvidenceData supporting the existence of something, and may be obtained
through observation, measurement, test, or other means.
Procedure Specified way to carry out an activity or a process.
Process A set of interrelated or interacting activities which transforms inputs
into outputs.
Project A unique process consisting of a set of coordinated and controlled
activities with start and finish dates, undertaken to achieve an
objective conforming to specific requirements, including the
constraints of time, cost and resources.
Quality The totality of features and characteristics of a product or service
that bear on its ability to satisfy stated needs.
Quality Policy The overall quality intentions and direction of an organization
regarding quality, as formally expressed by senior management.
Quality Assurance All those planned and systematic actions necessary to provide
(QA) adequate confidence that a product or service will satisfy given
requirements for quality.
Quality Control The use of operational techniques and activities that sustain the
(QA) product or service quality to specified requirements.

Quality System The organizational structure, responsibilities, procedures, processes

and resources for implementing quality management.
Quality Plan (QP) A document setting out the specific quality practices, resources and
sequence of activities relevant to a particular product, service,
contract or project.
Quality Audit A systematic and independent examination to determine whether
quality activities and related results comply with planned
arrangements and whether these arrangements are implemented
effectively and are suitable to achieve objectives
Document Control Document control in construction project management is about
(DC) managing the technical, contracts, manuals, plans and design
documents. So, document control in construction project
management should make it easy, to mange, access, and share key
ITP Inspection and Testing Plan

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 Comparison Between Quality Control Quality Assurance:

Quality Assurance Quality Control

Focus on: QA aims to prevent defects with a focus on QC aims to identify defects in the
the process used to make the product. It is finished product. Quality control,
a proactive quality process. therefore, is a reactive process.

Goal: The goal of QA is to improve The goal of QC is to identify defects

development and test processes so that after a product is developed and
defects do not arise when the product is before it’s released.
being developed.

Statistical Statistical Tools & Techniques can be applied When statistical tools & techniques
in both QA & QC. When they are applied to are applied to finished products
Techniques:
processes (process inputs & operational (process outputs), they are called
parameters), they are called Statistical as Statistical Quality Control (SQC) &
Process Control (SPC); & it becomes the part comes under QC.
of QA.

What: Prevention of quality problems through The activities or techniques used to

planned and systematic activities including achieve and maintain the product
documentation. quality, process and service.

How: Establish a good quality management Finding & eliminating causes of

system and the assessment of its adequacy & quality problems through tools &
conformance audit of the operation system & equipment so that customer’s
the review of the system itself. requirements

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  QA / QC Guidelines:

All deficiencies or deviations from specified requirements, with respect to quality,

workmanship, materials, equipment’s or supplies will be dealt with in the following
manner:

1- Deficiencies to be noted on inspection report

2- Deficiencies will be immediately corrected and quality control team to ensure re-
inspection is performed and all deficiencies corrected
3- Track deficiencies using the central inspection record log

The QA/QC team will meet with all parties involved in any deficiencies to determine a
solution to the problem. The solution will then be recorded and implemented in
accordance with the contract documents. Once the deficiency has been rectified, the
quality control inspector will re-inspect the original deficiency in regard to the agreed
solution.

If warranted, deficient work which cannot be satisfactorily corrected in place will be

removed and replaced at the written directions of the inspector. All such re-work shall
be performed using procedures written and approved by the inspector.

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  Quality Assurance / Quality control procedures:
1- QA/QC team shall provide general review of the construction of the structural
components of the work to meet the requirements of the technical specifications
and drawings issued by project design consultant for implementation that
should address:

a- Technical construction requirements.

b- Submittals required.
c- Required tests with success parameters identified.
d- Specific requirements for sampling and control testing.
e- Schedule for inspection personnel showing types and phases of work.
f- Test methods, including the name of the test laboratory to be used if
appropriate.
g- Schedule indicating the use of non-unit technical personnel and facilities,
such as manufacturer’s representatives and approved testing laboratories.
h- Procedures and required forms for documenting inspections and testing
results.
i- Tests and inspection responsibilities retained by the controlling headquarters
engineer
j- Unit contingencies for corrective action resulting from test failures and
approval authority for corrective actions
k- Procedures for the inspection system.

2- QA/QC Team Shall:

a- Make a periodic visit to the site to determine, on a random sampling basis

whether the work is general conformity with the structural plans and related
specifications for the structure; Daily observation report.

b- Record structural deficiencies found during site visits and provide to

contractor written reports of the deficiencies and the actions must be taken to
rectify the deficiencies; this report to be issued on day of inspection.

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 c- Inspect material related to structural works and provide to contractor, written
reports of approval and the actions that must be taken if material is not
approved; this report to be issued on day of inspection.

d- Approve concrete Placing/Pouring by using concrete placement report.

 Material inspection report will be conducted as follows:

Materials, to be incorporated into the work will be subject to periodic inspection
by the quality control staff. The QA/QC team will utilize a five-point field
inspection.
 Proper identification.
 Damage.
 Evidence of prior acceptance.
 Completeness.
 Proper documentation
 A visual inspection will be made for:
 Verification of conformance with the contract documents, the procurement
document and approved submittals.

 Storage of materials, products and supplies of compliance with the contract

documents and manufacturer’s instructions as well as specific requirements
of applicable technical specifications.

 Periodic inspection during installation or incorporation into the work to

ensure continued compliance with the contract documents.

 Items, which are observed to be in non-conformance with specifications, will

be identified, record on a notice of non-compliance and segregated from
accepted materials, products and supplies. These materials will not be used
until corrective action has been taken.

 Material Test Procedures:

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 A. Testing:
The QC team will take random samples and test them for conformance with the
contract documents. These results will be distributed to all parties. The Quality
Control Coordinator will review all test results and follow up as appropriate.

B. Samples:
Approved samples of materials to be incorporated into the job will be
maintained in the site office for use in comparing to installed material. Site mock-
ups, as required, will be maintained during construction at designated location
on site.

Specification for execution of civil Works

All materials and workmanship throughout the works shall comply, at minimum with
requirements given in this specification.

If any type of material or workmanship not mentioned in the following specifications is

to be applied in the work Al-Shorouk Construction shall include in his specification for
execution of the works detailed requirements for such materials and workmanship.

The specifications prepared by Al-Shorouk Construction shall be approved by the

project manager before the start of the construction.

A- Materials and workman ship generally

 All materials used throughout the works shall be of best quality and conform in
all aspects with the appropriate Egyptian standard specification.

 All workmanship shall be executed in accordance with recognized good practice

and in accordance with the appropriate Egyptian standards applicable to the
particular category of work.

B- Excavation Earthworks and Backfilling

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  Excavation shall be carried out in a safe manner to suitable lengths, widths,
depths and profiles required for the construction of the works shown on the
drawings.

 Excavation to have stable slide slopes. Al-Shorouk Construction shall have no

right to any materials excavated except as regards the use of materials from the
excavation which may be necessary for the execution of works.

 Al-Shorouk Construction shall be responsible for the safety of excavations

 No excavation shall be filled in or covered with concrete or otherwise obscured

until the sub-soil has been inspected, any necessary tests carried out, and Al-
Shorouk Construction has obtained the engineer’s approval.

 No materials shall be used for backfilling unless approved by the project

manager

 Densities of backfill shall be shown on drawings but in general dry density of

backfill to be not less than 95% at maximum dry density for fill under
foundations, floors or inside buildings and 90% for all other fill.

 All materials obtained from the excavation (surplus or not approved by project
manager) shall be removed to spoil as instructed.

 Before Placement of concrete for foundations Al-Shorouk Construction shall

carry-out any required tests including:

a- Plate bearing tests on major foundations

b- Density tests on cohesion-less surface soils
c- Un-drained shear strength tests on cohesive layers
d- Compaction tests on sub-grade and construction layers during road
construction

C- Concrete

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Concrete Mixing

 The concrete components shall be proportioned in efficient, calibrated weight

batching machines. They shall be mixed to produce a homogeneous and uniform
mass

Concrete Placing

Concreting of any portion or section of the work shall be carried out in one continuous
operation and no interruption of concreting work will be allowed without the approval
of the project manger

Concrete shall be placed in horizontal layers and vibrated until it completely fills the
formwork, no external vibration should be used.

Concrete shall not be placed from greater height than 1.2 m to avoid segregation;
engineer’s approval will be required for greater heights. Equipment for mixing and
transporting concrete will be subject to project manager approval and periodical
inspection

Fresh Concrete Protection

 Freshly deposited concrete shall be protected from the sun, wind and rain until it
has thoroughly set. The means adapted for such protection shall be to the project
manager approval.

Concrete Curing and protection

 Concrete shall be kept wet and cured until final setting is achieved

 Contractor to submit detailed plan for concrete protection and curing including
hot weather precautions recommendations for project manger approval

Classes of concrete

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  The classes of concrete shall comply with the requirements specified in the
Egyptian standard Specifications and as follows:

Class of Concrete Concrete Min Cement 28 days standard

Designation content kg/m³ compressive
strength cubes:
200*200*200 kg/cm²
A B400 400 400

B B350 375 350

C B250 350 250

 During the progress of work in the site and upon request of the engineer Al-
Shorouk Construction shall prepare and submit at any time further groups of
two by three test cubes (150 mm side length) in accordance with the Egyptian
standard specifications. The cubes to be tested after 7 and 28 days (depending on
the standards that will be chosen)

 The specimen must be made in steel or cast iron moulds and kept in moist
ambient air at least 90% relative humidity for 24 hours.

 Test cubes will be taken in a minimum rate of one set of 6 cubes every 50 m³ of
concrete if the casted quantity is more than 50 m³. If the casted quantity is less
than 50 m³ per one day, a minimum set of 6 cubes will be taken. Generally test
cubes will be taken as directed by the engineer’s representative.

 In the event of failure of test cubes the project manager may order the drilling
and testing of cylinders from the mass or the carrying out to load test or the other
non-destructive tests on concrete structures.

 In the event that the concrete does not comply with the required quality Al-
Shorouk Construction shall remove the concrete and replace it.

All concrete placement and testing must be witnessed by the project manager or his
representative. 24 hours placement and testing notice must be provided.

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Formwork

 All exposed concrete surfaces including the inner surfaces of tunnels shall be of
fair face concrete by using plywood or approved alternative, up to the
satisfaction of the project manager, all edges should be trimmed and/or
chamfered.

 Forms shall be designed, constructed and maintained so as to insure that after

removal of forms the finished concrete members will have true surfaces free of
offset, waviness or bulges and will confirm accurately to the indicated shapes,
dimensions, lines, elevations and positions within tolerances for reinforced
buildings specified.

 All concrete work shall be impervious in order to prevent moisture loss from the
formed surface of concrete. Form materials shall be one of the following:

1- Metal forms joints, must be sealed to prevent plastic concrete leakage

2- No shuttering shall be removed until the concrete has set sufficiently to
withstand safely any stresses to which the structure may be subject.
3- No concrete shall be placed until the project manager has approved the
formwork in which it is to be placed.
4- The system slip-form for silos shall be approved by the project manager.

D- Steel Reinforcement

Steel characteristics

Steel reinforcement shall confirm to relevant general specifications.

Steel reinforcement comply with the requirements of Egyptian standard 262 (steel bars
for reinforced concrete) can be used provided that its characteristics shall be considered
in design.

The following indicates the characteristics of Egyptian steel.

Min Yield stress Min tensile stress Min Elongation

N/mm² N/mm²

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 Steel 24/37 (normal 240 370 20%
mild steel)

Steel 36/52 (ribbed 360 520 12%

high tensile steel)

Steel 40/60 (ribbed 400 600 10%

high tensile steel)

The following test shall be conducted for every 40 tons:

a- Tensile test
b- Cold bend test
c- Chemical analysis test

Placing and fixing of reinforcement

 Reinforcing bars shall be placed in accordance with the drawings. The bars must
be connected with each other and with the stirrups with double iron wire and
must be supported by special bars and specially manufactured concrete spacers
so as to ensure that they do not move during the concrete operations. Concreting
must be done after the reinforcement work has been approved by the project
manager.

 Minimum splicing will be allowed. Welding shall only be done with the explicit
approval of the project manager.

 Mesh reinforcement shall overlap by a minimum of 30 cm.

E- Pre-stressed concrete

Materials

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  All materials for pre-stressed concrete shall comply with the applicable

requirements, in particular the following requirements shall be observed

1. Concrete: shall comply with requirement in specifications

2. Pre-stressing steel: shall comply with requirement

3. Wires and strands: Shall confirm to ASTM and the following

requirements

I- The minimum tensile strength shall be 160 kg/mm²

II- The minimum 0.2% proof strength shall be 136 kg/mm²

III- The maximum relaxation after 1000 hours at 70% of initial

load shall be 5%

 Contractor must submit for project manger’s approval a detailed method of

statement detailing the materials, systems and quality inspection for pre-

stressing activity.

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Inspection and Test plan(ITP):

NO Activities Character to Responsible Acceptance Verifying Document

be Checked Person Criteria

1 Document review Procedure QC Civil Approved Work procedure for

Mix design and trial approval Inspector, QA procedure & concrete work
mixes Engineer Approved for
construction
drawings

2 Material selection, Material mill QC Civil As per Sample approval

approval &review of certificates and Inspector, QA requirements of report
test certificates test certificates Engineer project specs

3 Mix design and trial the testing CIVIL QC As per I-CONCRETE

mixes results of Inspector requirements of POURING REPORT
concrete project specs 2-COMPRESSION
strength to he TEST AND
checked CONCRETE CUBES

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 4 Formwork and Dimension QC Civil 1-To make INSPECTION
spacers tightness, inspector formwork joint RECORD FOR
location, waterproof, CONCRETE WORKS
orientation foam tape tube
and to be used.
Cleanness. 2-Form work will
be adequately
propped, braced
and tied in
position to
ensure that it
retains its shape
and position
before, during
and after
concreting.
3-Formwork will
remain in place
until the
concrete has
hardened
sufficiently to
resist damages
from the
removal
operation which
in this case in a
minimum 24
hours after
placing of
concrete.
4-Chamfer
25X25 mm shall
be placed in
forms to bevel
all edges except
bottom edges of
foundation.

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 5 Steel reinforcement Wire mesh QC Civil I-Fabrication & INSPECTION
wire mesh type, cover, lap inspector Deformation of RECORD FOR
distance and steel will be CONCRETE WORKS
fixation done at
Reinforcement
fabrication shop
at site or at
external
factories
approved by QP.
2- Assembled
reinforcement
will be erected
manually using
crane /suitable
lifting
equipment (if
necessary)
3-The spacer
blocks will be
prepared near
Reinforcement
yard from the
same mix the
surrounding
concrete.
4-Clear cover to
reinforcement
shall be
provided as per
standard of QP
spec and
SP3392-32-18-
17- 0004

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 6 Inspection prior to Formwork, QC Civil approved for 1- INSPECTION
concrete pouring reinforcement inspector construction RECORD FOR
and spacers work procedure CONCRETE
final check 2- POST-POUR
INSPECTION
RECORD FORM

7 Concrete concrete QC Civil Concrete will be 1 CONCRETE

pouring & inspector placed as early POURING REPORT
compaction as practicable to
and curing its final position
and care taken
to avoid
segregation of
concrete,
displacement of
reinforcement,
formwork or
embedded
Items, maximum
free fall for
concrete shall
not exceed
1.5m.
Temperature of
concrete at the
time of
placement shall
be measured
and recorded
each pour card
and shall be at
the time of
pouring not

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 exceed 35
degree
centigrade
8 Concrete test Tests for QC Civil As per 1.COMPRESSION
concrete inspector requirements of TEST ON CONCRETE
project specs CUBES
2.CONCRETE
POURING REPORT

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 Checklist of Quality Plan

Foundation Checklist

Yes No N/A Comment

Confirm with contractor
that bearing conditions at
footings and verified that
they are acceptable for the
support of the loads at the
design pressures

Check the dimensions and

reinforcement of column
and wall footings

Check inserts, embedded

items, block-outs, sleeves,
etc.

Review inspection reports

of concrete supplied

Columns Checklist

Yes No N/A Comment

Check the dimensions,
rebar size and placement
of column poured.

Check inserts, embedded

items, block-outs, sleeves,
etc.

Review inspection reports

of concrete supplied

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 Concrete Walls Checklist

Yes No N/A Comment

Simple Grade walls with minimum reinforcement
Review length of wall
pours.

Check wall pour for

dimensions, cleanliness of
forms, reinforcement size,
and cover of pours.

Review inspection reports

of concrete supplied.

Earth retaining walls

Check wall thickness;
rebar size, spacing, cover,
placement and length of
wall pours.

Check inserts, embedded

items, block-outs, sleeves,
tec.

Review inspection reports

of concrete supplied.

Shear walls or Core walls

Check dimensions, rebar
size and placement of
walls poured

Check inserts, embedded

items, block-outs, sleeves,
etc.

Review inspection reports

of concrete supplied

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 Engineered Masonry Checklist

Yes No N/A Comment

Review with
contractor which
masonry (if any)
is engineered

Review with
contractor the test
required for
engineered
masonry

Review reports
prepared if
engineered
masonry is used

Review typical
bearing details
and anchorage

Review with
contractor
Supply of
masonry units to
specified
strength, mortar
and grout
requirements
Check
reinforcement
size, spacing and
placement.

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 Slab on grade Checklist

Yes No N/A Comment

Review
requirements for
sub-base

Review the report

of compaction
testing and ensure
the sub grade is
acceptable to
consultant

Review with
contractor the
specified floor
finish tolerance

Check slab
thickness and
location of
bulkheads for
construction joints

Review the
proposed curing
methods and that
compatibility with
subsequent finishes
has been
considered
Check insets,
embedded items,
block-outs, sleeves,
etc.

Review inspection
reports of concrete
supplied

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 Concrete Works

YES NO N/A Comments

Classes of concrete
and its strength
required for different
elements
Special requirements
for some elements
such as min. cement
content

Special aggregate
grading in columns,
walls or slabs

Concrete testing on
high strength
concrete
Verify that proposed
mixes have been
submitted to
consultant and
accepted

Specified tolerance

Requirements for
review of formwork
constructed

Curing procedures

Hot & cold weather

protection
requirements

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 Checklist for Excavation

YES NO N/A Comments

Excavation and
shoring

Survey works
(axes, levels…etc)

Review
geotechnical
reports

Review
requirements for
movements of
shoring

Formwork Checklist

Yes NO N/A Comments

review proposed
stripping and re-
shoring
sequencing

Review reports of
site of Formwork
and shoring

Check inserts,
embedded items ,
block-outs, sleeves

Before concrete is
placed check that
Formwork is clean
of debris and
other materials

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 Checklist for Steel Structures

Yes NO N/A Comments

Review welding
procedures
proposed by Al-
Shorouk
Construction
Review painting
requirements
specified versus
paint on steelwork
delivered to site

Review reports
submitted by
structural steel
contractor

Checklist for slabs

YES NO N/A Comments

Check Slab
thickness rebar ,
spacing, cover of
slab pour areas

Check beams
dimensions,
rebar , size,
quantity cover of
beam
Review inspection
reports of concrete
supplied

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 Checklist for Flat Slab

YES NO N/A Comments

Review with
contractor
specified floor
finish tolerances

Check slab
thickness; rebar,
size, spacing,
cover, chairing
slab pouring areas

Review inspection
reports of concrete
supplied

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