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A construction checklist is a set of items or activities that a site in-charge must verify, check, and inspect to ensure the systematic progress of a project. It is a great tool that can help optimize and organize a project in many ways.Effective management of a construction project requires proper tracking of project activities and tasks for their on-time and efficient delivery. This is achieved by having construction checklists as a reference.
Tech Cluster is an institute which provides Construction Checklist training in Indore and offers chances to avail a great opportunity to learn the tool from basic to advanced level. Our expert faculties cover all the important factors of Construction Checklist Training for beginners and intermediates. With our expert guidance students can excel in their career and earn good.
Structure Design
Course Highlights:
Construction Checklist Foundation :
- What Is Construction Checklist?
- Why We Use Checklist?
- Preliminary Stage
- Foundation Stage
- Structural Framing Stage
- Intermediate Stage
- Finishing Stage
- Final Records
Duration :
- 45 Hours Theory
- 45 Hours Practical
- 20 Hours Project work
Technical Features:
What Is Construction Checklist?
A construction checklist is a set of items or activities that a site in-charge must verify, check, and inspect to ensure the systematic progress of a project. It is a great tool that can help optimize and organize a project in many ways.
Effective management of a construction project requires proper tracking of project activities and tasks for their on-time and efficient delivery. This is achieved by having construction checklists as a reference.
The common types of construction checklists are:
- General safety checklists
- Equipment checklists
- Tools checklists
- Quality and certification checklists
- Pre-work checklists
- Safety checklists
Why We Use Checklist?
- The use of a construction checklist clearly defines individual responsibilities and accountability.
- Construction checklists can help spot risks at the construction site and is an effective tool in implementing safety measures.
- Each supplier involved in a construction project can have separate construction lists.
- A construction checklist helps to have an organized workflow that facilitates optimal productivity.
Preliminary Stage
Preliminaries may appear in tender documents, providing a description of a project that allows the contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any of the package of works required by the contract, are required by the method and circumstances of the works.
NBS suggest that ‘the purpose of preliminaries is to describe the works as a whole, and to specify general conditions and requirements for their execution, including such things as subcontracting, approvals, testing and completion.’ Preliminaries and work sections together describe what is required to complete the works required by the contract
Foundation Stage
Foundations are one of the most stressed components of concrete elements because they support and withstand the entire building. Footing should be inspected to ensure that the quality is good enough to support the weight on it.
Before the concrete is poured, a thorough inspection of the foundation should be carried out to ensure compliance with the floor plans. It’s a good idea to have a checklist before the foundation inspection to avoid repairs that delay completion.
Structural Framing Stage
This framing inspection checklist is designed to assist inspectors while evaluating property’s framing to ensure that everything is accounted for and follows industry standards. This checklist readily contains items for inspection but can be customized if needed. The items included in this checklist can be summarized into the following:
- Checking structural and floor plans
- Verifying the nailing pattern
- Verifying shear transfer
- Checking truss and joist hangers
- Verifying fire blocking
Intermediate Stage
Checklist for Executing and Controlling the Construction Project:
- Keep daily activity, work, and safety logs
- Monitor and manage change orders
- Monitor materials use
- Monitor who comes on and off the site
- Monitor equipment
Finishing Stage
The closing stage of a construction project involves everything that needs to happen to finish work and deliver the project.
This stage usually starts when a project has reached substantial completion. And it isn’t officially finished until the client has paid and an end-of-project review has been done.
Final Records
A final inspection checklist is used by building inspectors to check newly constructed or remodeled commercial and residential properties for building code compliance. Building inspectors can also choose to give a final inspection checklist to contractors even before conducting the final inspection so that safety issues are addressed earlier.
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