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NCR Blockwork Plasterning Issues

The Non-Conformance Report identifies several quality issues related to block work and plastering on the project site, including improper installation, inadequate gaps, incomplete joints, inconsistent plaster levels, substandard finishes, lack of MEP protection, and material wastage. Immediate rectification is required, along with the submission of a Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) plan to prevent recurrence. Urgent attention is needed to address these non-conformances to avoid further contractual actions.

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NCR Blockwork Plasterning Issues

The Non-Conformance Report identifies several quality issues related to block work and plastering on the project site, including improper installation, inadequate gaps, incomplete joints, inconsistent plaster levels, substandard finishes, lack of MEP protection, and material wastage. Immediate rectification is required, along with the submission of a Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) plan to prevent recurrence. Urgent attention is needed to address these non-conformances to avoid further contractual actions.

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Non-Conformance Report – Block Work

and Plastering Quality Issues


Project: [Insert Project Name]

Location: [Insert Specific Area/Zone]

Date of Inspection: [Insert Date]

QA/QC Representative: [Insert Name]

During the internal QA/QC site inspection, the following non-conformances were observed
in relation to the block work and plastering activities executed by your team. These issues
are considered to be deviations from the approved construction specifications, method
statements, and quality standards:

1. 1. Improper Installation of Head Wall Restraint:


Head wall restraints were not installed in accordance with the approved details and
structural requirements.
2. 2. Inadequate Gap at Head Wall:
The specified 20mm gap at the head wall was not consistently maintained. Several
locations were found with zero or insufficient clearance.
3. 3. Incomplete Mortar and Adhesive Joints:
Solid block and AAC wall joints were not properly filled with mortar or adhesive. This
poor workmanship has contributed to visible plaster cracks.
4. 4. Inconsistent Plaster Levels:
Plaster levels at the top and bottom sections of the walls were found to be uneven and
not in line with the required tolerance levels.
5. 5. Substandard Plaster Finish:
The surface finish of plastering works was not executed to the acceptable standard.
Irregularities and rough patches were observed.
6. 6. Lack of MEP Protection During Plastering:
MEP elements were not adequately protected during plastering works, leading to
damage and contamination of services.
7. 7. Material Wastage:
Unnecessary wastage of materials supplied by the main contractor was observed,
indicating a lack of proper handling and supervision.

Action Required:
- Immediate rectification of the above issues as per the project’s quality requirements and
technical specifications.
- Submit a Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) plan within [Insert Timeframe] to avoid
recurrence of such non-conformances.
- Ensure proper supervision and quality control measures are implemented moving
forward.

Please treat this matter with urgency. Continued non-compliance may lead to further action
in accordance with the contract terms.

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