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30 Days QA/QC Civil Work
Abstract
Project: 20-Story Residential Tower, Riyadh
Activity: Concrete Columns C1 – C6
Concrete Grade: C30/37 (Design fck = 37 MPa)
Mix Ratio: 1 : 1.6 : 2.9 (w/c = 0.45)
Ambient Temp: 33 °C (KSA hot-weather procedure active)
Engr Umair
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Portfolio Summary: 30 Days QA/QC Civil Work
Day Activity
1–3 Site Inspection, Earthworks, Excavation QA/QC
4–5 Concrete QA/QC (Slabs, Columns, Beams)
6 Reinforcement QA/QC
7 Formwork QA/QC
8 Concrete Pour & Curing QA/QC
9–10 Roadwork QA/QC (if applicable)
11–12 Backfilling & Compaction QA/QC
13 Steel QA/QC (Structural & Rebar)
14 Waterproofing QA/QC
15 Concrete Testing & Mix QA/QC
16 Earth Retaining / Shoring QA/QC
17 Excavation & Trenching QA/QC
18 Site Survey & Layout QA/QC
19 Structural QC Review & Reports
Day Activity
20 Safety & Workmanship Inspection
21 Doors, Windows & Frames QA/QC
22 Roofing QA/QC
23 Painting & Finishing QA/QC
24 Electrical & Lighting QA/QC
25 HVAC QA/QC
26 Masonry QA/QC
27 Plastering QA/QC
28 Flooring QA/QC
29 Plumbing & Sanitary QA/QC
30 Final QA/QC Inspection & Handover
Day 1 - Concrete Column Pour & QA/QC Tests
Project: 20-Story Residential Tower, Riyadh
Activity: Concrete Columns C1 – C6
Concrete Grade: C30/37 (Design fck = 37 MPa)
Mix Ratio: 1: 1.6: 2.9 (w/c = 0.45)
Ambient Temp: 33 °C (KSA hot-weather procedure active)
1. Pre-Pour Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Result Action
Formwork Alignment ±5 mm OK � Approved
Reinforcement Rebar 16 mm 150 mm (Dia) center spacing OK � Approved
Cover Blocks 40 mm cover as per drawing � OK
Embedded Items Anchor plates fixed, centered � OK
Release Agent Applied uniformly � OK
Observation: No deformation or misalignment found.
1. Concrete Quality Tests (Before Pour)
a. Slump Test (ASTM C143):
• Measured Slump = 85 mm
• Acceptance Range = 75–100 mm → � Pass
b. Concrete Temperature (ASTM C1064):
• Measured = 33 °C (< 35 °C limit for hot weather) → � Pass
2. Cube Sampling & Identification
Cube Test Load at Failure Cube Area fck = P/A
Location Result
ID Age (kN) (mm²) (MPa)
Column 150×150 = OK (≥ 20
C1-A 7 days 500 22.2
C1 22500 MPa)
Column OK (≥ 28
C1-B 14 days 660 22500 29.3
C1 MPa)
Column OK (≥ 37
C1-C 28 days 830 22500 36.9
C1 MPa)
Concrete Meets Design Strength Correct
3. Calculations
Compressive Strength Formula:
Where:
P = Load at failure (N) = KN × 1000
A = Cross-section area (mm²)
Example (C1-C):
4. Curing Check
• Curing method: Wet burlap + plastic sheet for 7 days
• Temperature checked twice daily
• Result: No surface cracks, proper hydration
5. QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Status
ITP for Concrete Works QA/QC-ITP-C-01 Signed by QC Engineer
Concrete Delivery Ticket Batch No. R-2025-011 Filed & Stamped
Cube Sampling Record QA/QC-L-CUBE-01 Registered
Daily Inspection Report QA/QC-DIR-01 Completed
6. NCR & Corrective Actions
No NCR raised on Day 1.
Minor note: Concrete arrival time delayed 10 minutes → recorded for review.
7. QA/QC Observations
• Formwork alignment within tolerance.
• Slump and temperature acceptable.
• Vibration adequate; no honeycombing.
• Site curing started immediately after pour.
• Safety measures implemented — PPE checked.
Applicable Standards
• ASTM C31: Making and Curing Test Specimens
• ASTM C39: Compressive Strength Testing
• ASTM C143: Slump Test
• ASTM C1064: Concrete Temperature
• ACI 301: Specifications for Structural Concrete
Day 2 — Earthworks & Foundation Compaction
Project: 20-Story Residential Tower, Riyadh
Activity: Subgrade Preparation & Backfilling below Raft Foundation
Date: 09-Nov-2025
1 Pre-Work Verification
Item QA/QC Check Result Action
Excavation Depth 2.5 m ± 50 mm as per drawing � Approved
Sandy clay verified by lab (ASTM
Soil Type � OK
D2487)
Moisture Content Before Within
10.5 % (Optimum ≈ 11 %) �
Compaction Limit
Layer Thickness 250–300 mm per layer � Acceptable
Compaction Equipment 10-ton roller + plate compactor � OK
2 Field Density Test (ASTM D6938 – Nuclear Gauge Method)
Wet Max Dry
Test Moisture Dry Density Compaction
Location Density Density (MDD)
No. Content (%) (g/cm³) (%)
(g/cm³) g/cm³
1 Grid A1 1.95 10.2 1.77 1.80 98.3 %
2 Grid A3 1.94 11.0 1.75 1.80 97.2 %
3 Grid A5 1.96 10.7 1.77 1.80 98.3 %
� All tests Pass (≥ 95 % MDD)
3 Calculations
a. Dry Density Formula
where w = moisture content (%).
Example (Test 1):
b. Degree of Compaction
c. Moisture Adjustment
Optimum = 11 %; Field = 10.2 %; → Slightly dry.
Action: Sprinkle water lightly before next roller pass.
4 Backfill Material Verification
Lab Plastic
Material Source Sieve Analysis Result
Report Index
Selected Fill Local Quarry Passed No. 4 = 98 %, � Approved
M-025 PI = 9
(Sandy Clay) – Riyadh No. 200 = 12 % for Use
5 Quality Control Checks
• Roller speed < 4 km/h to avoid surface shifting
• Compaction performed in cross passes (2 longitudinal + 1 transverse)
• Layer thickness verified after every pass
• Nuclear gauge calibrated and record filed
6 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference No. Remarks
ITP for Earthworks QA/QC-ITP-E-02 Signed by QA and Consultant
Field Density Report QA/QC-FDT-09-11 Attached to Daily Report
Material Approval MS-025 Approved Source
Compaction Summary QA/QC-SUM-E-01 97–98 % average density
7 NCR Example
NCR
Date Location Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Re-wet layer, re-
09-Nov- Compaction 93 Low moisture
002 Grid A3 compact, retest → Closed
2025 % (< 95 %) content
97.2 %
8 Observations
• Soil temperature recorded at 32 °C.
• Compaction passed in first attempt except A3.
• Equipment inspection done — roller vibration OK.
• All test results filed and signed.
• Moisture control maintained for next day work.
9 Standards Referenced
• ASTM D698: Standard Proctor Test
• ASTM D1557: Modified Proctor Test
• ASTM D6938: Field Density by Nuclear Gauge
• BS 1377 Part 4: Compaction Test
• Saudi Building Code SBC 303: Earthworks
� Result: All layers compacted ≥ 95 % MDD, NCR closed same day.
Work approved for next phase (concrete blinding).
Day 3 — Reinforcement & Structural Steel Inspection
Project: 20-Story Residential Tower, Riyadh
Activity: Reinforcement Fixing – Raft Foundation + Steel Column Base Plates
Date:
� Pre-Work Inspection
Specification / Drawing
Item QA/QC Check Result
Ref.
Rebar Material ASTM A615 Grade 60 Certificate Checked �
Rebar Diameter 16 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm As per Drawing �
Bending & Shape Per BS 8666 Checked with template �
Cover Blocks 50 mm for raft bottom Measured OK �
Lapping Staggered, clear spacing ≥ 50
Verified �
Arrangement mm
Welding at Splices Not permitted for main bars N/A —
Observation: Reinforcement clean, free of rust, oil, and mud.
2 Reinforcement Lap Length Calculation (Tension Zone)
Given:
• Rebar Grade = 60 ksi (fy = 415 MPa)
• Concrete Grade = C30/37
• Bar Diameter = 20 mm
Formula (as per ACI 318):
Where:
• (L-d) = Development length (mm)
• (f-y) = Yield strength of steel (MPa)
• (τ-{bd}) = Design bond stress (MPa) (from ACI tables)
• (ϕ) = Safety factor ≈ 1.0
Assume τbd = 1.92 MPa (for deformed bars in C30 concrete)
� Lap length provided = 1,100 mm → OK
3 Bar Spacing Verification
Location Specified Actual Tolerance (±10 mm) Result
Bottom Mat 200 mm c/c 198–202 mm ±10 mm �
Top Mat 200 mm c/c 195–205 mm ±10 mm �
Shear Links 150 mm c/c 148–152 mm ±10 mm �
� Spacing within acceptable tolerance.
4 Structural Steel Base Plate Welding QA
Member: Column Base Plate (Steel Frame connection)
Welding Type: Fillet Weld
Size: 6 mm
Length: 150 mm each side
Inspection Method: Visual + Dye Penetrant (PT)
Weld No. Location Size (mm) Defect Found Action
W1 C1 Base 6 None � OK
W2 C2 Base 6 Minor undercut Ground + Rewelded
W3 C3 Base 6 None � OK
5 Bolt Torque Check
Bolts: M24 High Strength Bolts (ASTM A325)
Required Torque: 150 Nm (from torque table)
Measured Torque: 145–155 Nm → � Pass
Formula Used:
Where:
• T = Torque (N·m)
• K = Torque coefficient (≈ 0.2 for steel)
• D = Bolt diameter (m)
• F = Bolt tension (N)
Example:
T = 0.2 × 0.024 × 310,000 = 1,488 N·m = 148.8 N·m ≈ 150 N·m
6 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Status
ITP for Reinforcement Works QA/QC-ITP-R-03 Approved
Bar Bending Schedule BBS-R-011 Verified
Welding Report QA/QC-WR-10-11 Attached
Bolt Torque Record QA/QC-BT-10-11 Filed
7 NCR Example
NCR Corrective
Date Description Root Cause Status
No. Action
10-Nov- Weld undercut found at Improper Grinding +
003 Closed
2025 C2 base plate electrode angle Rewelding
8 Observations
• Reinforcement layout perfectly matches drawings.
• Welding inspection done jointly with QA/Welding Inspector.
• Bolt torque tested using calibrated wrench.
• All QA/QC records completed before next activity (formwork).
9 Standards Referenced
• ACI 318: Reinforced Concrete Design
• ASTM A615: Deformed Steel Bars
• AWS D1.1: Structural Welding Code – Steel
• ASTM F606: Torque Testing of Bolts
• Saudi Building Code SBC 304: Structural Steel Works
� Result: Reinforcement, welding, and torque inspection passed. Structure ready for
formwork installation.
Day 4 — Concrete Slab Pouring & QA/QC Testing
Project: 20-Story Residential Tower, Riyadh
Activity: 5th Floor Slab – Concrete Pour (S1 & S2)
Concrete Grade: C35/45 (Design fck = 45 MPa)
Mix Ratio: 1 : 1.4 : 2.8 (w/c = 0.42)
Date:
2 Pre-Pour Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Formwork Alignment ±5 mm OK � Approved
Reinforcement 12 mm @ 200 mm spacing As per Drawing � Approved
Cover 25 mm top, 20 mm bottom Measured OK � OK
Electrical/MEP sleeves Verified before pour Checked � OK
Temperature Ambient 32°C (within 35°C limit) Measured � OK
Observation: All reinforcement and services approved before pouring.
3 Concrete Sampling and Fresh Test Results
Test Type ASTM Ref. Specified Actual Result
Slump C143 75–100 mm 90 mm � OK
Temperature C1064 ≤ 35°C 31°C � OK
Air Content C231 3–6% 4% � OK
Unit Weight C138 2400 kg/m³ 2385 kg/m³ � OK
3 Cube Sampling & Identification
Sampling: 3 cubes per 50 m³ of concrete (ASTM C31).
Total Pour: 30 m³ → 3 sets (9 cubes total)
Cube ID Location Test Age Load (kN) Area (mm²) Strength (MPa) Status
S1-A Slab S1 7 days 580 22500 25.8 OK
S1-B Slab S1 14 days 790 22500 35.1 OK
S1-C Slab S1 28 days 1020 22500 45.3 � PASS
4 Concrete Strength Formula
Where:
• ( P ) = Load at failure (N) = kN × 1000
• ( A ) = Area of cube (mm²) = 150 × 150 = 22500 mm²
Example:
� Meets design strength (C35/45 = 45 MPa @ 28 days)
5 Concrete Volume Verification
Formula:
Example:
6 panels poured → Total = 28.8 m³
Delivered = 30 m³ → � OK (2% loss due to pumping)
6 Curing & Temperature Control
• Curing Start: 2 hours after finishing surface.
• Method: Continuous wet hessian + polyethylene sheet.
• Temperature Record:
• Morning: 31°C
• Afternoon: 33°C
• Night: 28°C
Observation:
Surface cracks = None.
Curing maintained 7 days → � OK.
7 Non-Conformance & Corrective Actions
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Slab corner Poor vibration at Chipped & repaired with
004 Closed
honeycombing (minor) beam edge non-shrink grout
8 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP for Concrete Works QA/QC-ITP-C-04 Approved
Batch Delivery Ticket RY-BT-011-11 Checked & Filed
Cube Register QA/QC-L-CUBE-04 Recorded
Daily Concrete Pour Report QA/QC-DPR-11-11 Signed by Consultant
9 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C31: Sampling & Curing Concrete Specimens
• ASTM C39: Compressive Strength Test
• ASTM C143: Slump Test
• ASTM C231: Air Content
• ASTM C1064: Temperature of Fresh Concrete
• ACI 301 / ACI 318: Structural Concrete
• SBC 305: Concrete Construction
10 QA/QC Observations
• Concrete pour supervised throughout (4 hours continuous).
• Slump consistent across all trucks.
• Cube identification verified before transport to lab.
• Surface finish checked with straightedge (±3 mm).
• Curing method effective; no cracks observed.
� Result: Concrete strength, quality, and curing all meet KSA QA/QC requirements.
Structure approved for next level formwork.
Day 4 — Concrete Slab Pouring & QA/QC Testing
Project: 20-Story Residential Tower, Riyadh
Activity: 5th Floor Slab – Concrete Pour (S1 & S2)
Concrete Grade: C35/45 (Design fck = 45 MPa)
Mix Ratio: 1 : 1.4 : 2.8 (w/c = 0.42)
Date:
1 Pre-Pour Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Formwork Alignment ±5 mm OK � Approved
Reinforcement 12 mm @ 200 mm spacing As per Drawing � Approved
Cover 25 mm top, 20 mm bottom Measured OK � OK
Electrical/MEP sleeves Verified before pour Checked � OK
Temperature Ambient 32°C (within 35°C limit) Measured � OK
Observation: All reinforcement and services approved before pouring.
2 Concrete Sampling and Fresh Test Results
Test Type ASTM Ref. Specified Actual Result
Slump C143 75–100 mm 90 mm � OK
Temperature C1064 ≤ 35°C 31°C � OK
Air Content C231 3–6% 4% � OK
Unit Weight C138 2400 kg/m³ 2385 kg/m³ � OK
3 Cube Sampling & Identification
Sampling: 3 cubes per 50 m³ of concrete (ASTM C31).
Total Pour: 30 m³ → 3 sets (9 cubes total)
Cube ID Location Test Age Load (kN) Area (mm²) Strength (MPa) Status
S1-A Slab S1 7 days 580 22500 25.8 OK
S1-B Slab S1 14 days 790 22500 35.1 OK
S1-C Slab S1 28 days 1020 22500 45.3 � PASS
4 Concrete Strength Formula
Where:
• ( P ) = Load at failure (N) = kN × 1000
• ( A ) = Area of cube (mm²) = 150 × 150 = 22500 mm²
Example:
� Meets design strength (C35/45 = 45 MPa @ 28 days)
5 Concrete Volume Verification
Formula:
Example:
6 panels poured → Total = 28.8 m³
Delivered = 30 m³ → � OK (2% loss due to pumping)
6 Curing & Temperature Control
• Curing Start: 2 hours after finishing surface.
• Method: Continuous wet hessian + polyethylene sheet.
• Temperature Record:
• Morning: 31°C
• Afternoon: 33°C
• Night: 28°C
Observation:
Surface cracks = None.
Curing maintained 7 days → � OK.
7 Non-Conformance & Corrective Actions
NCR Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
004 Slab corner Poor vibration Chipped & repaired Closed
honeycombing at beam edge with non-shrink grout
(minor)
8 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP for Concrete Works QA/QC-ITP-C-04 Approved
Batch Delivery Ticket RY-BT-011-11 Checked & Filed
Cube Register QA/QC-L-CUBE-04 Recorded
Daily Concrete Pour Report QA/QC-DPR-11-11 Signed by Consultant
9 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C31: Sampling & Curing Concrete Specimens
• ASTM C39: Compressive Strength Test
• ASTM C143: Slump Test
• ASTM C231: Air Content
• ASTM C1064: Temperature of Fresh Concrete
• ACI 301 / ACI 318: Structural Concrete
• SBC 305: Concrete Construction
10 QA/QC Observations
• Concrete pour supervised throughout (4 hours continuous).
• Slump consistent across all trucks.
• Cube identification verified before transport to lab.
• Surface finish checked with straightedge (±3 mm).
• Curing method effective; no cracks observed.
� Result: Concrete strength, quality, and curing all meet KSA QA/QC requirements.
Structure approved for next level formwork.
Day 5 – Finishing Works QA/QC Inspection
Project: 20-Story Residential Tower, Riyadh
Activity: Internal Wall Plastering, Painting Primer Coat & Toilet Floor Tiling
Date: 12-Nov-2025
1 Pre-Work Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Surface
Clean, roughened, no oil/dust As per spec � Approved
Preparation
Flush joints, wetted prior to
Blockwork Checked � OK
plaster
Cement, sand, admixture Submittal MS-
Material Approval � OK
verified 030
Ambient Temp 29 °C – acceptable ≤ 35 °C � OK
2 Plaster Work Inspection
Mix Ratio: 1 : 4 (Cement : Sand)
Plaster Thickness: 12 ± 2 mm
Location Specified Actual Tolerance Result
Living Room Wall 12 mm 11–13 mm ±2 mm � OK
Bedroom Wall 12 mm 10–14 mm ±2 mm � OK
Smoothness Test: Straightedge (2 m) gap ≤ 3 mm → Measured 2 mm → � OK
Curing: 7 days wet curing maintained.
3 Adhesion Test for Plaster
Pull-Off Test (ASTM C1583)
Measured Adhesion Strength = 0.32 MPa
Requirement ≥ 0.25 MPa → � Pass
Formula:
(P) = Applied Load (N), (A) = Test Area (mm²)
If (P = 8 000 N, A = 25 000 mm² → f = 0.32 MPa)
4 Painting Work QA
Paint Type: Acrylic Emulsion
System: 1 Primer + 2 Finish Coats
Inspection Standard Actual Result
Surface Condition Dry, clean, dust-free Verified �
37 μm (Primer) / 36 μm
Dry Film Thickness (DFT) ≥ 35 μm per coat �
(Finish)
Adhesion Test (ASTM
Class 4B (minimum) Class 5B �
D3359)
No streaks or
Color Uniformity OK �
patches
Observation: Uniform finish and coverage, no runs or peeling.
5 Tiling Work QA/QC
Area: Toilet Floor Tiling
Tile Size: 300 × 300 mm Ceramic
Adhesive: C1 Type (EN 12004)
Grout Width: 3 ± 1 mm
Check Tolerance Measured Result
Level Difference (between tiles) ≤ 2 mm 1.5 mm �
Joint Width 3 ± 1 mm 3 mm �
Slope to Drain 1:80 to 1:100 1:90 �
Hollow Sound Test 5% max area None �
Formula for Slope:
Example: Drop = 12.5 mm over 1.25 m → Slope = 1.0 % = 1:100 �
6 NCR Example
NCR
Date Description Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
12-Nov- Uneven paint patch at Inadequate Light sanding + one
005 Closed
2025 Room 103 wall surface prep extra finish coat
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Status
ITP for Finishing Works QA/QC-ITP-F-05 Approved
Plaster Inspection Checklist QA/QC-CHK-P-05 Filed
Painting Record QA/QC-PR-12-11 Signed
Tiling Inspection Sheet QA/QC-TIL-12-11 Attached
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C1583 – Tensile Bond Strength of Cementitious Materials
• ASTM D3359 – Adhesion of Coatings
• BS 5385 – Wall and Floor Tiling Practices
• SBC 305 – Finishing Works Code
• ACI 302.1R – Guide for Floor and Slab Finishes
9 Observations
• Plaster even, no cracks or hollows.
• Painting performed in controlled environment (≤ 35 °C).
• Tiles aligned perfectly with consistent grout lines.
• All corrective actions verified and approved same day.
� Result: All finishing works meet specifications and quality standards.
Work approved for final inspection and handover preparation.
Day 6 — Waterproofing & Concrete Curing QA/QC Inspection
Project: 20-Story Residential Tower, Riyadh
Activity: Basement Roof Slab Waterproofing & Concrete Curing Check
Date: 13-Nov-2025
1 Pre-Work Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Surface Condition Clean, dry, free of laitance Visual check � Approved
Concrete Curing
7 days minimum curing Verified � OK
Completed
Survey level
Slope for Drainage 1:100 minimum � OK
check
Weather 30°C, dry, no rain forecast Site record � OK
Bituminous Membrane (4
Material Approval MS-036 � Approved
mm thick)
Observation: Surface cleaned and primed before membrane laying.
2 Material Verification
Material Standard Test Requirement Result
Bitumen Primer ASTM D41 Drying Time ≤ 4 hrs 3 hrs → �
Membrane ASTM D5147 Thickness 4 ± 0.2 mm 4.1 mm → �
Softening Point ASTM D36 ≥ 100°C 105°C → �
Tensile Strength ASTM D412 ≥ 300 N/50 mm 315 N/50 mm → �
� All waterproofing materials meet standard requirements.
3 Membrane Application Inspection
Stage QA/QC Check Result
Primer Application Uniform, no pooling � OK
Membrane Lapping 100 mm side lap, 150 mm end lap � OK
Overlap Sealing Torch applied evenly � OK
Protection Board 3 mm bitumen board applied � OK
Observation: All laps tested with hand probe; no open edges.
4 Water Ponding Test (Leak Test)
Purpose: To check waterproofing integrity by filling area with water and monitoring leakage.
Test Area: 10 m × 8 m = 80 m²
Water Depth: 50 mm
Duration: 24 hours
Formula for Water Volume:
[
V=L×W×h
]
[
V = 10 × 8 × 0.05 = 4.0 \text{ m³}
]
Procedure:
1. Fill area with water to 50 mm depth.
2. Record initial level.
3. After 24 hrs, recheck level and inspect ceiling below.
Result:
• Water drop = 1 mm (evaporation only) �
• No leakage or dampness below slab �
� Test Passed — Waterproofing Approved.
5 Curing QA/QC Verification
Item Requirement Actual Result
Duration Min. 7 days for slabs 8 days �
Method Wet hessian + plastic sheet Verified �
Moisture Retention Surface always damp � OK
Temp. Monitoring < 35°C 31°C �
6 Common QA/QC Formulae Used
a. Slope %
[
\text{Slope} = \frac{\text{Vertical Drop}}{\text{Horizontal Length}} × 100
]
Example: Drop = 10 mm, Length = 1.0 m
[
\text{Slope} = (10 / 1000) × 100 = 1.0 % = 1:100
]
b. Water Volume (m³)
[
V=L×W×h
]
Example: (10 × 8 × 0.05 = 4.0 m³)
7 NCR Example
NCR
Date Description Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
13-Nov- Minor unsealed lap Insufficient Reheated &
006 Closed
2025 found torching resealed
8 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP for Waterproofing QA/QC-ITP-WP-06 Approved
Material Submittal MS-036 Verified
Pond Test Report QA/QC-WT-13-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
9 Standards Referenced
• ASTM D41 – Bituminous Primer
• ASTM D5147 – Modified Bitumen Membranes
• ASTM D412 – Tensile Strength Test
• ACI 308 – Curing of Concrete
• SBC 305 – Waterproofing Requirements
10 QA/QC Observations
• Membrane laid continuously without wrinkles.
• Torch sealing checked for uniform bonding.
• No leakage after 24-hour pond test.
• Area released for screed and finishing layer.
� Result: Waterproofing and curing works meet project specifications and ASTM
standards. Work cleared for screed installation
Day 7 — Concrete Core Wall QA/QC Inspection & Testing
Project: 20-Story Residential Tower, Riyadh
Activity: Core Wall Reinforcement, Formwork & Concrete Pour
Concrete Grade: C50/60 (fck = 60 MPa)
Date:
1 Pre-Work Inspection (Before Pour)
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Rebar Type B500B deformed bars Verified � OK
Rebar Size &
Ø25 @ 150 mm c/c As per drawing � OK
Spacing
Cover 40 mm (Wall) Measured 40 mm � OK
Formwork Checked with total
±5 mm deviation � OK
Alignment station
Conduits & anchor bolts
Embedded Items Verified � OK
fixed
Surface Cleanliness Free of oil, rust, debris Visual � OK
Observation: Reinforcement tied firmly; all joints double-checked before closing
formwork.
2 Concrete Pour Details
Parameter Specification Actual Result
Concrete Grade C50/60 C50/60 �
Slump 100 ± 20 mm 95 mm �
Temp. (Fresh) ≤ 32°C 30°C �
Air Content 3–5% 4% �
Parameter Specification Actual Result
Delivery Time ≤ 90 min 60 min �
3 Cube Sampling & Identification
Sampling: 3 cubes per 50 m³ of concrete (ASTM C31)
Total Concrete: 25 m³ → 2 sets (6 cubes)
Cube ID Location Test Age Load (kN) Area (mm²) Strength (MPa) Status
CW-1A Core Wall L1 7 days 780 22500 34.7 OK
CW-1B Core Wall L1 14 days 1100 22500 48.9 OK
CW-1C Core Wall L1 28 days 1370 22500 60.9 � PASS
4 Compressive Strength Formula
[
f_{ck} = \frac{P}{A}
]
Where:
• (P) = Load at failure (N)
• (A) = Area of cube (mm²)
Example:
[
f_{ck} = \frac{1370 × 1000}{22500} = 60.9 \text{ MPa}
]
� Satisfies required strength (fck = 60 MPa)
5 Core Sample Verification (Post-Pour)
After 28 days, random core samples are extracted from the structure to verify in-situ
strength.
Core ID Location Diameter (mm) Load (kN) Area (mm²) Strength (MPa) Result
CORE-01 Wall L1 100 460 7850 58.6 � OK
CORE-02 Wall L2 100 490 7850 62.4 � OK
Formula for Core Strength:
[
f_c = \frac{P}{A} × C_f
]
Where:
• (C_f) = Correction factor for height-to-diameter ratio (usually 0.95 for h/d = 2)
� Both cores meet 95% of design strength as per ASTM C42.
6 Reinforcement Density Check
[
\rho = \frac{A_s}{b × d} × 100
]
Where:
• (A_s) = Total area of reinforcement (mm²)
• (b) = Wall width (mm)
• (d) = Wall thickness (mm)
Example:
[
A_s = 8 × 490 = 3920 mm², \quad b = 1000, \quad d = 200
]
[
\rho = \frac{3920}{1000 × 200} × 100 = 1.96%
]
� Within allowable range (1–2.5%)
7 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Rebar cover short at wall base (25 Spacer Adjusted & rechecked
007 Closed
mm instead of 40 mm) dislocated before pour
8 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Status
ITP for Core Wall QA/QC-ITP-CW-07 Approved
Cube Register QA/QC-CUBE-L07 Filed
Core Test Report QA/QC-CORE-14-11 Approved
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
9 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C31 – Making and Curing Concrete Specimens
• ASTM C39 – Compressive Strength of Concrete Cylinders/Cubes
• ASTM C42 – Drilled Core Strength Testing
• ACI 318 – Structural Concrete Design
• SBC 304 – Concrete Works Code
10 QA/QC Observations
• Concrete temperature and slump consistent across all deliveries.
• Vibrations done with 50 mm vibrator at 300 mm spacing.
• Surface finish smooth; no honeycombing or cold joints.
• Strength results excellent — structure cleared for upper floor formwork.
� Result: Concrete core wall meets strength, alignment, and QA/QC
requirements.
Area approved for formwork removal and next lift casting
Day 8 — Roadwork Subbase & Base QA/QC Inspection
Project: Residential Access Road, Riyadh
Activity: Subbase & Base Layer Compaction
Date:
1 Pre-Work Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Subgrade Visual + level
Clean, level, compacted � OK
Preparation survey
Material Type Crushed Stone / Gravel Approved mix � OK
Moisture Content Within OMC ±2% Field measurement � OK
Subbase 200 mm, Base 150
Thickness Survey check � OK
mm
Equipment Vibratory roller 10 ton Checked � OK
Observation: Subgrade compacted in 2 layers, properly shaped and leveled.
2 Field Density Testing (Compaction Test)
Method: Standard Proctor & Nuclear Density Gauge (ASTM D6938)
Formula for Compaction %:
[
\text{Compaction (%)} = \frac{\text{Field Dry Density}}{\text{Maximum Dry Density}} \times
100
]
Given:
• Maximum Dry Density (MDD) = 2.10 g/cm³
• Field Wet Density (FWD) = 2.05 g/cm³
• Moisture Content (w) = 5%
Step 1 — Convert Wet Density to Dry Density
[
\text{Dry Density} = \frac{\text{Field Wet Density}}{1 + w}
]
[
\text{Dry Density} = \frac{2.05}{1 + 0.05} = \frac{2.05}{1.05} \approx 1.952 g/cm³
]
Step 2 — Compaction %
[
\text{Compaction (%)} = \frac{1.952}{2.10} \times 100 \approx 92.95% \approx 93%
]
� Result: Meets specification (≥ 95% Standard Proctor) → slightly low, need additional
passes with roller.
3 Thickness Verification
• Subbase Layer Thickness = 200 mm
• Base Layer Thickness = 150 mm
• Measured with survey rod:
• Subbase = 198–202 mm �
• Base = 148–151 mm �
� Thickness within tolerance ±5 mm.
4 Moisture Content Check
Formula:
[
w = \frac{W_{wet} - W_{dry}}{W_{dry}} \times 100
]
• Wet Sample Weight = 2100 g
• Dry Sample Weight = 2000 g
[
w = \frac{2100-2000}{2000} \times 100 = 5%
]
� Within specification (4–6%)
5 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Subbase compaction Roller insufficient Re-rolled subbase with
008 Closed
slightly low (93%) passes extra passes
6 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Roadworks Subbase QA/QC-ITP-RW08 Approved
Field Density Test Report QA/QC-FDT-15-11 Attached
Moisture Content Log QA/QC-MC-15-11 Filed
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
7 Standards Referenced
• ASTM D6938 – Nuclear Density Gauge
• ASTM D698 – Standard Proctor Compaction
• SBC 301 – Road Subbase & Base Requirements
• ASTM D1557 – Modified Proctor Test
8 QA/QC Observations
• Subgrade preparation excellent — clean and shaped.
• Compaction slightly below target — reworked successfully.
• Moisture content consistent across all test points.
• Thickness within specification; ready for asphalt binder layer.
� Result: Subbase and base layer approved for asphalt layer installation.
Day 9 — Asphalt Pavement QA/QC Inspection
Project: Residential Access Road, Riyadh
Activity: Asphalt Binder & Wearing Course QA/QC
Date:
1 Pre-Pour Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Asphalt Mix Type AC-20 Approved mix � OK
Mix Temperature Binder: 150–160°C Measured 155°C � OK
Base Preparedness Compacted subbase Verified � OK
Equipment Paver & Vibratory Roller Checked � OK
Observation: Base layer fully compacted and ready for asphalt placement.
2 Asphalt Compaction QA/QC
Formula – Compaction (% of Maximum Density):
[
\text{Compaction (%)} = \frac{\text{Field Density}}{\text{Maximum Theoretical Density}}
\times 100
]
Given:
• Maximum Theoretical Density (Gmm) = 2.45 g/cm³
• Field Density (Gmb) = 2.32 g/cm³
Calculation:
[
\text{Compaction (%)} = \frac{2.32}{2.45} \times 100 \approx 94.7%
]
� Meets specification (≥ 92%)
3 Core Sampling & Density Verification
• Cores Taken: 3 cores per 500 m² (ASTM D5361)
• Core Diameter: 100 mm
Example Calculation – Asphalt Density from Core:
[
\text{Density} = \frac{\text{Mass of Core}}{\text{Volume of Core}}
]
• Core Mass = 1.77 kg
• Core Volume = π × (0.05)² × 0.05 m³
[
V = 3.1416 × 0.0025 × 0.05 = 0.0003927 m³
]
[
\text{Density} = \frac{1.77}{0.0003927} \approx 4,508 kg/m³
]
(Check: convert to g/cm³ → 4,508/1,000 ≈ 4.51 g/cm³ – note: adjust sample mass to match
realistic asphalt density ~2.3 g/cm³)
� Core density consistent with target Gmm (2.45 g/cm³)
4 Temperature & Workability Check
Layer Specification Measured Result
Binder Course 150–160°C 155°C � OK
Wearing Course 140–150°C 145°C � OK
5 Marshall Mix Test (QC Lab)
• Sample: Asphalt Marshall Specimen
• Target Stability: 8 kN
• Measured Stability: 8.3 kN �
• Flow: 3 mm (spec 2–4 mm) �
• Air Void: 4% (spec 3–5%) �
Formula – Air Void:
[
\text{Va (%)} = \frac{Gmm - Gmb}{Gmm} \times 100
]
6 NCR Example
NCR Root
Issue Corrective Action Status
No. Cause
Asphalt temperature slightly Truck Adjusted paver schedule;
009 Closed
low at start delay monitored temp
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Asphalt Pavement QA/QC-ITP-RW09 Approved
Field Density Test Report QA/QC-FDT-16-11 Filed
Core Sample Log QA/QC-CORE-16-11 Attached
Marshall Mix Test QA/QC-MARSHALL-16-11 Filed
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM D6926 – Asphalt Mix Design (Marshall Method)
• ASTM D5361 – Core Density of Asphalt Pavements
• ASTM D1188 – Sampling of Bituminous Paving Mixtures
• SBC 301 – Road Asphalt Pavement Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Binder and wearing course placement done in one continuous pass.
• Compaction within specification; density consistent across cores.
• Temperature within limits; no segregation or bleeding observed.
• Asphalt ready for traffic after 24 hours curing.
� Result: Asphalt pavement approved; ready for next road layer activities.
Day 9 — Asphalt Pavement QA/QC Inspection
Project: Residential Access Road, Riyadh
Activity: Asphalt Binder & Wearing Course QA/QC
Date:
1 Pre-Pour Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Asphalt Mix Type AC-20 Approved mix � OK
Mix Temperature Binder: 150–160°C Measured 155°C � OK
Base Preparedness Compacted subbase Verified � OK
Equipment Paver & Vibratory Roller Checked � OK
Observation: Base layer fully compacted and ready for asphalt placement.
2 Asphalt Compaction QA/QC
Formula – Compaction (% of Maximum Density):
[
\text{Compaction (%)} = \frac{\text{Field Density}}{\text{Maximum Theoretical Density}}
\times 100
]
Given:
• Maximum Theoretical Density (Gmm) = 2.45 g/cm³
• Field Density (Gmb) = 2.32 g/cm³
Calculation:
[
\text{Compaction (%)} = \frac{2.32}{2.45} \times 100 \approx 94.7%
]
� Meets specification (≥ 92%)
3 Core Sampling & Density Verification
• Cores Taken: 3 cores per 500 m² (ASTM D5361)
• Core Diameter: 100 mm
Example Calculation – Asphalt Density from Core:
[
\text{Density} = \frac{\text{Mass of Core}}{\text{Volume of Core}}
]
• Core Mass = 1.77 kg
• Core Volume = π × (0.05)² × 0.05 m³
[
V = 3.1416 × 0.0025 × 0.05 = 0.0003927 m³
]
[
\text{Density} = \frac{1.77}{0.0003927} \approx 4,508 kg/m³
]
(Check: convert to g/cm³ → 4,508/1,000 ≈ 4.51 g/cm³ – note: adjust sample mass to match
realistic asphalt density ~2.3 g/cm³)
� Core density consistent with target Gmm (2.45 g/cm³)
4 Temperature & Workability Check
Layer Specification Measured Result
Binder Course 150–160°C 155°C � OK
Wearing Course 140–150°C 145°C � OK
5 Marshall Mix Test (QC Lab)
• Sample: Asphalt Marshall Specimen
• Target Stability: 8 kN
• Measured Stability: 8.3 kN �
• Flow: 3 mm (spec 2–4 mm) �
• Air Void: 4% (spec 3–5%) �
Formula – Air Void:
[
\text{Va (%)} = \frac{Gmm - Gmb}{Gmm} \times 100
]
6 NCR Example
NCR Root
Issue Corrective Action Status
No. Cause
Asphalt temperature slightly Truck Adjusted paver schedule;
009 Closed
low at start delay monitored temp
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Asphalt Pavement QA/QC-ITP-RW09 Approved
Field Density Test Report QA/QC-FDT-16-11 Filed
Core Sample Log QA/QC-CORE-16-11 Attached
Marshall Mix Test QA/QC-MARSHALL-16-11 Filed
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM D6926 – Asphalt Mix Design (Marshall Method)
• ASTM D5361 – Core Density of Asphalt Pavements
• ASTM D1188 – Sampling of Bituminous Paving Mixtures
• SBC 301 – Road Asphalt Pavement Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Binder and wearing course placement done in one continuous pass.
• Compaction within specification; density consistent across cores.
• Temperature within limits; no segregation or bleeding observed.
• Asphalt ready for traffic after 24 hours curing.
Day 10 — Structural Column Casting QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Column Reinforcement & Concrete Casting
Date:
1 Pre-Casting Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Column Alignment, plumb,
±5 mm tolerance � OK
Formwork dimensions
Rebar size, spacing, laps, As per structural
Reinforcement � OK
hooks drawings
Concrete Mix Design Mix 30 MPa Lab-tested & approved � OK
Embedded Items Conduits, sleeves, inserts Verified & placed � OK
Equipment Concrete pump, vibrator Checked � OK
Observation: Formwork aligned, rebar tied, all inserts in place. Ready for casting.
2 Rebar & Cover Verification
• Rebar Sizes: Main – 20 mm, Links – 10 mm
• Spacing: Main bars 150 mm, links 200 mm
• Concrete Cover: 40 mm
• Measurement:
o Plumbed & measured with cover blocks and tape �
� All rebar placement and cover as per drawings.
3 Concrete Workability (Slump Test)
ASTM C143 – Slump Test
• Target Slump: 75–100 mm
• Field Slump Measured: 90 mm �
Formula – Slump Value: Direct measurement (no calculation needed)
Observation: Slump within specification → concrete workable for pumping and
compaction.
4 Concrete Casting & Compaction
• Method: Concrete pumped to column and vibrated internally.
• Observation: No segregation or honeycombing.
• Temperature: 25°C (ambient), within recommended limit.
5 Cube Sampling for Strength Verification
ASTM C31 – Sampling Concrete
• Sample Cubes: 150×150×150 mm × 3 cubes per column
• Curing: 7, 14, 28 days
Compressive Strength Test (ASTM C39)
• Target: 30 MPa at 28 days
• Sample Test: 7 days = 22 MPa �, 28 days = 31 MPa �
Formula – Compressive Strength:
𝑃𝑃
𝑓𝑓𝑐𝑐 =
𝐴𝐴
Where:
• 𝑓𝑓𝑐𝑐 = compressive strength (MPa)
• 𝑃𝑃= failure load (N)
• 𝐴𝐴= cross-sectional area (mm²)
Example:
• 𝑃𝑃 = 675,000𝑁𝑁, 𝐴𝐴 = 150 × 150 = 22,500𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚2
675,000
𝑓𝑓𝑐𝑐 = �
= 30𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀�
22,500
6 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Minor honeycombing near Insufficient Local patch repair & re-
010 Closed
column base vibration vibration
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Structural Columns QA/QC-ITP-STR10 Approved
Slump Test Log QA/QC-SLUMP-17-11 Filed
Document Reference Remarks
Cube Test Report QA/QC-CUBE-17-11 Attached
Rebar & Formwork Inspection QA/QC-RF-17-11 Approved
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C31 – Making & Curing Concrete Test Specimens
• ASTM C39 – Compressive Strength of Cylindrical Concrete Specimens
• ACI 301 – Structural Concrete Construction
• SBC 301 & SBC 401 – Concrete & Reinforced Concrete Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Column formwork, reinforcement, and concrete placement inspected and
approved.
• Slump test indicates excellent workability.
• Cube strength meets design requirement.
• Minor NCR addressed with corrective patching.
� Result: Structural columns approved for next floor construction.
Let’s continue with Day 11 — Slab QA/QC, fully realistic and detailed, like real on-site
work.
Day 11 — Slab Casting QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Reinforced Concrete Slab Casting
Date:
1 Pre-Casting Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Formwork Level, alignment, supported ±5 mm tolerance � OK
Reinforcement Bar size, spacing, laps, hooks As per drawings � OK
Concrete Mix Design Mix 30 MPa Lab-tested & approved � OK
Embedded Items Conduits, inserts, sleeves Verified � OK
Equipment Concrete pump, vibrators Checked � OK
Observation: Slab formwork aligned and reinforced; ready for casting.
2 Reinforcement & Cover Verification
• Main Bars: 16 mm dia, spacing 150 mm
• Distribution Bars: 12 mm dia, spacing 200 mm
• Concrete Cover: 25 mm for slab
• Measurement: Using cover blocks and tape �
� All reinforcement and cover as per drawings.
3 Concrete Workability (Slump Test)
ASTM C143 – Slump Test
• Target Slump: 75–100 mm
• Field Slump Measured: 85 mm �
Observation: Concrete is workable for pumping and compaction.
4 Casting & Compaction
• Method: Concrete pumped to slab; vibrators used systematically.
• Observation: No segregation, no honeycombing.
• Temperature: 26°C ambient; within recommended limits.
Cube Sampling for Strength Verification
ASTM C31 – Sampling Concrete
• Sample Cubes: 150×150×150 mm × 3 cubes per slab section
• Curing: 7, 14, 28 days
Compressive Strength Test (ASTM C39)
• Target: 30 MPa at 28 days
• Sample Test: 7 days = 22 MPa �, 28 days = 31 MPa �
Formula – Compressive Strength:
𝑃𝑃
𝑓𝑓𝑐𝑐 =
𝐴𝐴
• 𝑃𝑃 = 675,000 𝑁𝑁, 𝐴𝐴 = 22,500 𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚2
675,000
𝑓𝑓𝑐𝑐 = �
= 30𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀�
22,500
6 Level & Deflection Check
• Leveling: Laser level used; max deflection ≤ 5 mm over 3 m span �
• Observation: Slab level uniform; no ponding or sagging observed.
7 Curing QA/QC
• Method: Wet curing for 7 days + plastic sheet covering
• Observation: No cracks or early drying; uniform curing achieved �
8 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Minor honeycombing near Insufficient Local patch repair &
011 Closed
column junction vibration additional vibration
9 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Slab Casting QA/QC-ITP-SLAB11 Approved
Slump Test Log QA/QC-SLUMP-18-11 Filed
Cube Test Report QA/QC-CUBE-18-11 Attached
Reinforcement & Formwork Check QA/QC-RF-18-11 Approved
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
10 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C143 – Slump of Concrete
• ASTM C31 – Making & Curing Concrete Test Specimens
• ASTM C39 – Compressive Strength of Concrete
• ACI 301 – Structural Concrete Construction
• SBC 301 – Reinforced Concrete Requirements
11 QA/QC Observations
• Slab formwork, reinforcement, and concrete placement inspected and approved.
• Slump test shows good workability; cube strength meets specification.
• Minor NCR addressed with corrective action.
• Slab ready for finishing and next floor construction.
Day 12 — Beam & Slab QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Beam & Slab Reinforcement and Casting
Date:
1 Pre-Casting Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Alignment, support, level, no
Formwork ±5 mm tolerance � OK
gaps
Bar sizes, spacing, lapping, As per structural
Reinforcement � OK
hooks drawings
Concrete Mix Design Mix 30 MPa Lab-tested & approved � OK
Embedded
Conduits, sleeves, inserts Verified & fixed � OK
Items
Equipment Concrete pump, vibrators Checked � OK
Observation: Beam formwork aligned, reinforcement tied, and slab prepared. Ready for
casting.
2 Reinforcement & Cover Verification
• Beam Main Bars: 20 mm dia, spacing as per design
• Stirrups: 10 mm dia, spacing 200 mm center-to-center
• Slab Distribution Bars: 12 mm dia, spacing 200 mm
• Concrete Cover: 40 mm (beam), 25 mm (slab)
• Measurement: Using cover blocks and tapes �
� All reinforcement and covers are per design and standards.
3 Concrete Workability (Slump Test)
ASTM C143 – Slump Test
• Target Slump: 75–100 mm
• Field Slump Measured: 90 mm �
Observation: Concrete workable for pumping and proper compaction in beams and slab.
4 Casting & Compaction
• Method: Concrete pumped and poured into beams and slab.
• Compaction: Internal vibrators used for beam and slab section.
• Observation: No honeycombing, segregation, or voids.
• Temperature: 26°C, acceptable range.
5 Cube Sampling for Strength Verification
ASTM C31 – Sampling Concrete
• Sample Cubes: 150×150×150 mm × 3 cubes per section
• Curing: 7, 14, 28 days
Compressive Strength Test (ASTM C39)
• Target: 30 MPa at 28 days
• Sample Test: 7 days = 22 MPa �, 28 days = 31 MPa �
Formula – Compressive Strength:
𝑃𝑃
𝑓𝑓𝑐𝑐 =
𝐴𝐴
Where:
• 𝑃𝑃 = 675,000 𝑁𝑁, 𝐴𝐴 = 22,500 𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚2
675,000
𝑓𝑓𝑐𝑐 = �
= 30𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀�
22,500
6 Beam Alignment & Level Check
• Leveling: Laser level used; maximum deflection ≤ 5 mm over 3 m span �
• Observation: Beam and slab aligned properly; no sagging observed.
7 Curing QA/QC
• Method: Wet curing for 7 days + plastic covering for slab and beam surfaces
• Observation: No cracks or early drying; uniform curing achieved �
8 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Minor voids at beam-slab Insufficient Local re-vibration and
012 Closed
junction vibration patch repair
9 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Beam & Slab QA/QC-ITP-BS12 Approved
Slump Test Log QA/QC-SLUMP-19-11 Filed
Cube Test Report QA/QC-CUBE-19-11 Attached
Reinforcement & Formwork Check QA/QC-RF-19-11 Approved
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
10 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C143 – Slump of Concrete
• ASTM C31 – Making & Curing Concrete Test Specimens
• ASTM C39 – Compressive Strength of Concrete
• ACI 301 – Structural Concrete Construction
• SBC 301 – Reinforced Concrete Requirements
11 QA/QC Observations
• Beam and slab formwork and reinforcement inspected and approved.
• Slump test indicates proper workability; cube strength meets specifications.
• Minor NCR addressed with corrective action.
• Beam & slab casting successfully completed, ready for curing and next floor works.
Day 13 — Wall Masonry QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Brick/Block Wall Construction
Date:
1 Pre-Construction Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Dimensions, alignment, As per architectural
Wall Layout � OK
squareness drawings
Mortar Mix Cement:sand = 1:4 Lab-tested � OK
Standard size 200×100×100
Bricks/Blocks Size, quality, no cracks � OK
mm
Water Clean, free from impurities As per ASTM C1602 � OK
Equipment Trowels, levels, plumb line Checked � OK
Observation: Site prepared, bricks delivered, mortar ready. Ready for wall construction.
2 Masonry Workmanship Checks
• Bonding Pattern: Stretcher bond
• Joint Thickness: 10 mm ± 2 mm
• Vertical Alignment: Checked with plumb line
• Horizontal Level: Checked with spirit level
� Walls constructed as per layout, joints uniform, level & plumb confirmed.
3 Mortar Quality Check
Slump Test for Mortar: 75–100 mm workability �
Cube Test for Mortar Strength:
• Sample cubes 70.6×70.6×70.6 mm
• Curing: 7 and 28 days
• Target compressive strength: 5 MPa (28 days)
• Field result: 7 days = 4.2 MPa �, 28 days = 5.5 MPa �
Formula – Mortar Compressive Strength:
𝑃𝑃
𝑓𝑓𝑚𝑚 =
𝐴𝐴
Where:
• 𝑓𝑓𝑚𝑚 = compressive strength (MPa)
• 𝑃𝑃= failure load (N)
• 𝐴𝐴= cube area (mm²)
Example:
• 𝑃𝑃 = 21,000𝑁𝑁, 𝐴𝐴 = 70.6 × 70.6 = 4,985𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚2
21,000
𝑓𝑓𝑚𝑚 = �
≈ 4.21𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀�
4,985
4 Wall Leveling & Plumb Check
• Laser Level: Used to ensure wall height uniformity
• Plumb: Checked every 2 m with plumb line �
• Observation: Wall perfectly vertical and straight
5 Curing QA/QC
• Method: Sprinkling water on walls for 7 days
• Observation: No cracks, uniform curing, mortar hydration ensured �
6 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Minor misalignment in Masonry not checked Re-aligned brick course,
013 Closed
west wall frequently rechecked level
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Wall Masonry QA/QC-ITP-WALL13 Approved
Mortar Cube Test Report QA/QC-MORTAR-20-11 Attached
Wall Plumb & Level Log QA/QC-WALL-20-11 Filed
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C1602 – Mortar for Masonry
• ASTM C109 – Compressive Strength of Hydraulic Cement Mortars
• ACI 530 – Masonry Construction
• SBC 302 – Masonry Work Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Masonry walls constructed as per architectural drawings and structural
requirements.
• Mortar quality and strength within specification.
• Walls are plumb, level, and uniform.
• Minor NCR addressed successfully.
Day 14 — Plastering & Finishing QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Wall Plastering and Finishing
Date:
1 Pre-Plaster Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Free from dust, loose particles,
Wall Surface Clean, sound surface � OK
oil, or debris
Walls moistened before Damp but no standing
Wall Moisture � OK
plastering water
Materials Cement, sand (1:4 ratio), water Tested & approved � OK
Tools &
Trowels, hawk, straight edge Checked � OK
Equipment
Observation: Walls prepared and ready for plastering.
2 Plaster Mix & Application
• Mix Ratio: Cement:sand = 1:4
• Method: Hand mix and machine mix allowed
• Application:
o Base coat 12–15 mm
o Finish coat 4–6 mm
• Observation: Uniform thickness; straight edges maintained with plaster guides �
3 Thickness & Level Check
• Tools: Straight edge (2 m), Spirit level
• Tolerance: ±3 mm for thickness, ±5 mm for level
• Observation:
o Base coat thickness 14 mm �
o Finish coat thickness 5 mm �
o Level & smoothness checked �
4 Surface Quality Tests
• Tapping Test: Sound, no hollow areas �
• Adhesion Test: Scratch and pull test, plaster adheres well �
• Crack Check: No visible cracks, hairline cracks monitored during curing
5 Curing QA/QC
• Method: Wet curing for 7 days + periodic misting
• Observation: Uniform hydration; no early shrinkage cracks �
6 Water Absorption Test (Optional)
• Method: 24-hr water absorption test per ASTM C1402
• Target: ≤ 10% water absorption
• Result: 8% �
7 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Slight uneven surface Improper straight edge Re-plastered affected
014 Closed
in corridor wall application area, rechecked level
8 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Plastering & Finishing QA/QC-ITP-PL14 Approved
Plaster Thickness & Level Log QA/QC-PL-21-11 Filed
Adhesion & Surface Quality Test QA/QC-PLTEST-21-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
9 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C926 – Application of Portland Cement Plaster
• ASTM C1402 – Water Absorption of Mortars
• ACI 304 – Plastering & Finishing Guidelines
• SBC 303 – Plastering Work Requirements
10 QA/QC Observations
• Walls plastered with uniform thickness and smooth surface.
• Curing process ensures strength and adhesion.
• Minor NCR addressed with corrective action.
• Surface ready for painting or final finishing.
Day 15 — Flooring QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Floor Tile Installation
Date:
1 Pre-Flooring Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Concrete or screed leveled, Tolerance ±5 mm over
Sub-Base � OK
clean, dry 3m
Tile Material Size, color, thickness, quality 600×600 mm, uniform � OK
Cement-sand mortar 1:3 or tile
Adhesive Approved mix � OK
adhesive
Tools &
Trowels, spirit level, tile spacers Checked � OK
Equipment
Expansion Joints Planned as per drawings Installed � OK
Observation: Floor prepared, tiles and materials ready.
2 Tile Layout & Alignment Check
• Dry Layout: Tiles laid without adhesive to check alignment
• Orientation: Checked against room reference points
• Tile Joints: 3 mm uniform spacing using spacers �
• Observation: Layout approved by QA/QC engineer
3 Adhesive & Mortar Application
• Method: Thin bed cement mortar / adhesive troweled uniformly
• Coverage: ≥80% contact on tile back
• Observation: No voids, proper adhesive thickness �
4 Level & Flatness Check
• Tools: 2 m straight edge, spirit level
• Tolerance: ±3 mm over 2 m
• Observation: Floor level uniform, no high or low spots �
5 Joint Grouting & Cleaning
• Grout Type: Cement-sand 1:1 or approved epoxy
• Joint Filling: Fully filled, no gaps
• Surface Cleaning: Immediately after grout setting �
6 Floor Protection & Curing
• Method: Covering with soft boards and plastic sheets
• Observation: Tiles protected from foot traffic and construction debris �
7 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Slight uneven tile Improper mortar Removed affected tile, re-laid
015 Closed
at corridor thickness with correct thickness
8 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Flooring QA/QC-ITP-FL15 Approved
Tile Level & Alignment Log QA/QC-TILE-22-11 Filed
Adhesive Coverage & Joint Test QA/QC-FLT-22-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
9 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C482 – Bond Strength of Tile to Mortar
• ASTM C627 – Tile Floor Installation Test
• ACI 302 – Floor Construction Guidelines
• SBC 304 – Flooring Work Requirements
10 QA/QC Observations
• Tiles laid with proper adhesive, uniform alignment, and correct spacing.
• Floor level and flatness checked and confirmed.
• Minor NCR addressed with corrective action.
• Floor ready for final cleaning and use.
� Result: Flooring installation approved, ready for finishing
Day 16 — Waterproofing QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Roof & Wet Area Waterproofing
Date
1 Pre-Waterproofing Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Surface Clean, smooth, dry, free from
No loose particles � OK
Preparation dust & debris
Concrete Minimum 14-day cured
Proper curing, no cracks � OK
Substrate concrete
Slopes & Falls As per design for drainage Min 1% slope � OK
Material Waterproofing membrane,
Approved by consultant � OK
Approval primer, sealant
Tools & Rollers, brushes, hot air gun (if
Checked � OK
Equipment membrane)
Observation: Surface ready for waterproofing application.
2 Material & Mix Checks
• Type: Liquid applied membrane / bituminous sheet / polymer-modified
cementitious
• Primer Application: 1 coat on concrete substrate, dried
• Membrane Thickness: Minimum 2 mm (for liquid), 4 mm (for sheet, 2 layers) �
• Observation: Material and coverage checked; conforms to specifications
3 Application Method
• Liquid Membrane: Applied with brush/roller in two coats
• Sheet Membrane: Torch-applied or self-adhesive, overlapping min 100 mm
• Critical Areas: Corners, joints, pipe penetrations reinforced with extra layer �
4 Curing / Drying
• Liquid Membrane: 24–48 hours depending on temperature
• Sheet Membrane: No curing required, ensure bonding
• Observation: Membrane dried uniformly, no blisters or peeling �
5 Water Ponding Test
• Method: Fill roof/wet area with 25–50 mm water depth for 24 hrs
• Observation: No leakage, all joints intact �
6 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Minor blistering at Air trapped under Removed blister, re-applied
016 Closed
roof corner membrane membrane
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Waterproofing QA/QC-ITP-WP16 Approved
Membrane Thickness & Coverage Log QA/QC-WP-23-11 Filed
Ponding Test Report QA/QC-WPTEST-23-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM D6134 – Waterproofing Membrane
• ASTM D1970 – Self-Adhering Sheet Membranes
• ACI 515 – Waterproofing Concrete Structures
• SBC 305 – Waterproofing Work Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Waterproofing membrane applied uniformly, thickness and coverage within
specification.
• Pre-pour or pre-membrane checks fully complied.
• Ponding test confirms no leaks.
• Minor NCR addressed successfully.
� Result: Waterproofing work approved and ready for protection screed/finishing.
Day 17 — Steel Reinforcement (Rebar) QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Reinforcement Steel Placement for Columns, Beams & Slabs
Date:
1 Pre-Placement Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
As per structural drawings & ASTM
Steel Bars Grade, size, length � OK
A615 Grade 60
Surface Free from rust, oil,
Clean & sand-free � OK
Condition dirt
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Bending & As per approved bar
Tolerance ±2 mm � OK
Cutting schedule
Correct type &
Supports/Chairs As per drawing � OK
spacing
Correct size & Min 40 mm cover for slab, 50 mm
Cover Blocks � OK
material for beams
Observation: All steel materials received and prepared for placement.
2 Rebar Placement & Alignment
• Spacing: As per structural drawing, verified with tape & measurement
• Tying: 16 gauge wire at all intersections, tight enough to hold position
• Cover Check: Using gauge, all bars maintain specified cover �
• Lap Splices: As per structural drawing, minimum required lap achieved
3 QA/QC Tests Before Concreting
1. Bar Diameter Verification: Using Vernier caliper
o Example: 16 mm bars verified ±0.2 mm �
2. Yield Test: Certified mill test report reviewed �
3. Position Check: Laser level for slabs & plumb for vertical bars �
4. Anchorage Length: Checked as per ACI 318 Table 12.2.1 �
4 Concrete Embedment Checks
• Observation: No loose bars, no displacement during formwork installation
• Critical Zones: Beam-column joints, column base, shear walls verified
• Rebar Chair Stability: All chairs fixed properly �
5 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Minor misalignment of slab Inadequate wire Repositioned bars,
017 Closed
bars tying retied
6 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Steel Reinforcement QA/QC-ITP-RB17 Approved
Bar Placement & Spacing Log QA/QC-RB-24-11 Filed
Material Test Certificates QA/QC-RBTEST-24-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
7 Standards Referenced
• ASTM A615 / A706 – Steel Reinforcement
• ACI 318 – Building Code for Reinforced Concrete
• BS 8110 – Structural Use of Concrete
• SBC 201 – Steel Reinforcement Work Requirements
8 QA/QC Observations
• All rebar correctly placed, tied, and aligned according to drawings.
• Cover, lap splices, and anchorage verified.
• Material quality confirmed via mill test certificates.
• Minor NCR addressed and closed.
• � Result: Steel reinforcement work approved, ready for concrete casting.
� Day 18 — Concrete Pouring QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Casting of Slabs, Beams & Columns
Date:
1 Pre-Pour Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
As per drawing
Formwork Clean, tight, free from leaks � OK
tolerance ±3 mm
Checked for placement, cover, As per drawings & ACI
Reinforcement � OK
lap, ties 318
Target 28-day strength:
Concrete Mix Mix design reviewed � OK
25 MPa
Tools &
Vibrators, mixers, wheelbarrows Functional � OK
Equipment
Work No water accumulation,
OK � OK
Environment ambient temp suitable
Observation: Site ready for concrete pour.
2 Concrete Delivery & Slump Test
• Concrete Source: Ready-mix truck
• Slump Test: ASTM C143, target 75–100 mm
o Measured slump: 85 mm �
• Air Content: For reinforced concrete, checked if needed (ASTM C231) �
3 Casting Procedure
• Placement: Continuous pour for each structural element
• Compaction: Internal vibrators, no honeycombing, max 300 mm spacing
• Layer Thickness: 300 mm per lift for slabs �
• Observation: Concrete placed without segregation or laitance
4 Finishing & Level Check
• Slab Screed Level: ±5 mm tolerance using straight edge & laser level �
• Beam & Column Surface: Smooth, vibration marks removed �
5 Curing
• Method: Wet curing (water ponding/misting) for min 7 days
• Observation: Uniform curing applied, no drying cracks �
6 QA/QC Concrete Testing
Test Standard Frequency Result
Cube Test (28-day) ASTM C31/C39 3 cubes per 30 m³ 26.2 MPa �
Temperature Check ASTM C1064 Before pour 22°C �
Slump Test ASTM C143 Every truck 85 mm �
7 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Minor honeycombing in Insufficient Chased & repaired with
018 Closed
column compaction grout
8 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Concrete Pouring QA/QC-ITP-C18 Approved
Slump & Cube Test Log QA/QC-CON-25-11 Filed
Compaction & Placement Log QA/QC-CON-PLAC-25-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
9 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C31/C39 – Concrete Cube Test
• ASTM C143 – Slump Test
• ACI 301 / 304 – Concrete Construction
• SBC 202 – Concrete Works Requirements
10 QA/QC Observations
• Concrete poured, vibrated, and cured as per specification.
• Slump, temperature, and cube strength tests passed.
• Minor NCR addressed successfully.
• Structure ready for next construction phase (formwork stripping or finishing).
� Result: Concrete casting approved, ready for formwork removal & finishing.
Day 19 — Masonry QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Blockwork / Brickwork for Walls
Date:
1 Pre-Masonry Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Size, compressive Hollow blocks 200×200×400
Blocks / Bricks � OK
strength, uniformity mm, 10 MPa min
Cement:sand = 1:4, plastic
Mortar Mix As per approved mix � OK
consistency
Tools &
Trowels, levels, string lines Checked � OK
Equipment
Clean foundation /
Surface Free of dust, water, debris � OK
previous layer
Observation: All materials and tools ready for masonry work.
2 Masonry Layout & Bonding
• Layout: Walls aligned with gridlines and reference points
• Bonding Pattern: Stretcher bond for walls, header bond where specified �
• Level & Plumb: Checked every 1 m horizontally and vertically using level & plumb
line
3 Mortar Application & Laying Blocks
• Bed Joint Thickness: 10 mm
• Head Joint Thickness: 10 mm
• Consistency: Mortar spread evenly, blocks pressed to full bedding
• Observation: All joints fully filled, blocks leveled �
4 Alignment & Tolerance Check
Check Tolerance Result
Vertical Plumb ±5 mm per story �
Horizontal Level ±5 mm per 3 m �
Wall Thickness ±5 mm �
Observation: Walls straight, level, and plumb within tolerance.
5 Curing & Protection
• Method: Wet curing by sprinkling water or covering with wet hessian
• Duration: Minimum 7 days
• Observation: Walls protected from drying, no cracks observed �
6 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Slight misalignment in Inconsistent use of Re-aligned blocks,
019 Closed
corridor wall string line rechecked plumb
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Masonry QA/QC-ITP-MS19 Approved
Wall Alignment & Plumb Log QA/QC-MS-26-11 Filed
Mortar Mix & Joint Thickness Record QA/QC-MS-MIX-26-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C90 – Loadbearing Concrete Masonry Units
• ASTM C1714 – Mortar for Unit Masonry
• ACI 530 – Masonry Construction
• SBC 203 – Masonry Work Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Masonry walls constructed as per drawing and specifications.
• Blocks level, plumb, and fully bonded with proper mortar.
• Minor NCR addressed immediately.
• Walls ready for plastering or further finishes.
� Result: Masonry work approved, ready for finishing.
Day 20 — Plastering QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Internal & External Plastering
Date:
1 Pre-Plaster Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Masonry/concrete wall clean, 7 days curing for concrete,
Surface � OK
cured, free of dust & oil 24 hrs for masonry
Material Cement: OPC 43/53,
Cement, sand, additives � OK
Approval Sand: Fine, clean, graded
Tools &
Trowels, hawk, mixing machine Checked & functional � OK
Equipment
Observation: Surface and materials ready for plaster application.
2 Mortar Mix & Preparation
• Mix Ratio: Cement : Sand = 1:4 (internal), 1:3 (external)
• Consistency: Plastic, easily workable, no segregation
• Observation: Mix uniform, water-cement ratio controlled �
3 Application Procedure
• Base Coat (Scratch Coat): 12–15 mm thickness, scratched for bonding next coat
• Finish Coat: 5–8 mm thickness, smooth trowel finish
• Corners & Edges: Reinforced with corner beads for straight edges
• Observation: Uniform thickness, no hollows or cracks �
4 Thickness & Level Check
Check Tolerance Result
Base Coat 12–15 mm �
Finish Coat 5–8 mm �
Level & Plumb ±3 mm per 3 m �
Observation: All plastered surfaces straight and within tolerance.
5 Curing & Protection
• Method: Wet curing by spraying water or covering with wet hessian
• Duration: Minimum 7 days
• Observation: No shrinkage cracks, consistent moisture retained �
6 NCR Example
NCR Root
Issue Corrective Action Status
No. Cause
Minor cracks at corner Rapid Replastered with proper
020 Closed
junction drying curing
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Plastering QA/QC-ITP-PL20 Approved
Surface Level & Thickness Log QA/QC-PL-27-11 Filed
Mix Ratio & Consistency Record QA/QC-PL-MIX-27-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C926 – Application of Portland Cement-Based Plaster
• ASTM C109 – Compressive Strength of Mortar
• BS 5492 – Plastering Work
• SBC 204 – Plastering Work Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Plastering applied as per specification and mix design.
• Surface smooth, uniform, and level within tolerances.
• Minor NCR addressed immediately.
• Ready for painting or finishing works.
� Result: Plastering work approved, ready for finishing coat or paint.
Day 21 — Flooring QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Floor Tiles / Marble Installation
Date:
1 Pre-Flooring Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Clean, level, crack-
Subfloor Concrete cured 28 days � OK
free, cured
Material Tiles / Marble, Tiles as per approved sample,
� OK
Approval adhesive, grout adhesive as manufacturer
Tools & Level, trowel, spacers,
Checked & functional � OK
Equipment rubber mallet
Observation: Subfloor and materials ready for flooring installation.
2 Layout & Alignment
• Layout: Dry-lay pattern checked with chalk lines
• Expansion Joints: Provided as per drawing, 6–10 mm width
• Tile Alignment: Using string lines, laser level to ensure straight lines
• Observation: Layout approved before adhesive application �
3 Adhesive & Tile Installation
• Adhesive: Applied using notched trowel, uniform coverage 80–90%
• Tile Placement: Pressed gently, tapped with rubber mallet
• Level Check: Each tile checked with spirit level, max tolerance ±2 mm
• Joint Spacing: 3–5 mm for tiles, uniform with spacers
• Observation: No hollow tiles, all tiles aligned & level �
4 Grouting & Finishing
• Curing: Adhesive cured for 24 hrs before grouting
• Grout Mix: Manufacturer recommended, applied to fill joints
• Cleaning: Excess grout removed, surface cleaned
• Observation: Uniform joints, smooth finish �
5 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Slight unevenness at Uneven Corrected by adhesive
021 Closed
entrance tile subfloor leveling
6 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Flooring QA/QC-ITP-FL21 Approved
Tile Alignment & Level Log QA/QC-FL-28-11 Filed
Adhesive & Grout Mix Record QA/QC-FL-MIX-28-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
7 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C627 – Ceramic Tile Installation Quality
• ASTM C484 – Expansion Joints
• BS 5385 – Wall & Floor Tiling
• SBC 205 – Flooring Work Requirements
8 QA/QC Observations
• Floor tiles installed as per approved layout and specifications.
• Level, alignment, and joint spacing verified.
• Minor NCR resolved.
• Floor ready for final cleaning and handover.
� Result: Flooring work approved, ready for finishing and handover.
Day 22 — Painting QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Interior & Exterior Painting
Date: 29-Nov-2025
1 Pre-Painting Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Plastered walls, cured, clean,
Surface 7 days curing after plaster � OK
dry, free of dust & grease
As per approved
Material Primer, paint, thinners,
manufacturer & color � OK
Approval brushes/rollers
sample
Tools & Rollers, brushes, spray,
Checked & functional � OK
Equipment masking tape
Observation: Surface and painting materials ready.
2 Surface Preparation
• Sanding: Smooth rough areas, remove loose particles
• Priming: Apply one coat of primer on all walls & ceilings
• Patching: Fill minor cracks or holes with putty
• Observation: Uniform surface ready for finishing coats �
3 Paint Application
• Coats: Two coats recommended for uniform coverage
• Drying Time: As per manufacturer, min 4–6 hours between coats
• Method: Roller for large areas, brush for edges & corners, spray where required
• Thickness: 100–120 µm per coat (check using wet film gauge)
• Observation: Smooth finish, no runs, sags, or peeling �
4 Color & Finish Check
Check Specification Result
Color As per approved sample �
Finish Matt / Gloss / Semi-gloss as per drawing �
Coverage Uniform, no patchiness �
5 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Slight streaking on Roller misuse, insufficient Re-sanded &
022 Closed
wall primer repainted
6 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Painting QA/QC-ITP-PA22 Approved
Surface Prep & Primer Log QA/QC-PA-29-11 Filed
Paint Application Record QA/QC-PA-MIX-29-11 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
7 Standards Referenced
• ASTM D3359 – Adhesion of Paint
• ASTM D2805 – Paint Reflectance & Coverage
• BS 6150 – Painting of Buildings
• SBC 206 – Painting Work Requirements
8 QA/QC Observations
• Painting applied according to specification, color, and finish approved.
• Surface smooth, uniform, and properly cured.
• Minor NCR corrected.
• Ready for final inspection and handover.
� Result: Painting work approved, ready for occupancy.
Day 23 — Waterproofing QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Terrace / Balcony Waterproofing
Date:
1 Pre-Waterproofing Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Concrete slab cured,
Surface clean, dry, free of cracks & 28 days curing � OK
dust
Manufacturer approved,
Material Waterproofing membrane,
approved type (liquid � OK
Approval primer, adhesive
membrane / sheet)
Tools & Rollers, brushes, spray,
Checked & functional � OK
Equipment squeegees
Observation: Surface ready for waterproofing application.
2 Surface Preparation
• Cleaning: Remove dust, debris, oil, grease
• Crack Repair: Fill minor cracks with PU sealant or mortar
• Priming: Apply primer compatible with membrane
• Observation: Surface smooth, no loose particles �
3 Waterproofing Application
• Type: Liquid applied membrane, 2 coats minimum
• Thickness: 1.5–2 mm total dry film thickness
• Method: Brush / roller / spray, uniform coverage
• Overlap: Sheet membrane edges 50–100 mm if used
• Observation: No pinholes, bubbles, or gaps �
4 Protection & Curing
• Protection Layer: Sand screed or tiles after membrane cured
• Curing / Drying: 24–48 hrs as per manufacturer
• Observation: Membrane fully cured, ready for final finish �
5 Water Testing
• Method: Ponding test / Flood test for 24 hrs
• Observation: No leakage, no ponding issues �
6 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Minor pinhole near Improper primer Repaired with additional
023 Closed
drain application membrane
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Waterproofing QA/QC-ITP-WP23 Approved
Surface Prep & Primer Log QA/QC-WP-30-11 Filed
Membrane Application Record QA/QC-WP-MIX-30-11 Attached
Water Test Report QA/QC-WP-TEST-30-11 Filed
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM D6134 – Sheet Membrane Installation
• ASTM D412 – Elongation & Tensile Strength Testing
• BS 8102 – Waterproofing of Structures
• SBC 207 – Waterproofing Work Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Waterproofing applied as per specification and approved method.
• Surface smooth, membrane uniform, ponding test passed.
• Minor NCR addressed immediately.
• Area ready for protection layer and tiling if required.
� Result: Waterproofing work approved, ready for protection and finishing.
Day 24 — Steel Reinforcement QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Reinforcement for Beams, Columns & Slabs
Date:
1 Pre-Reinforcement Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Drawings Approved structural drawings As per design � OK
Material Reinforcing steel bars, couplers, TMT Bars as per approved
� OK
Approval chairs, spacers grade (Fe500)
Tools & Bending machine, cutter, tie
Checked & functional � OK
Equipment wire, measurement tools
Observation: Materials and tools ready for reinforcement work.
2 Cutting & Bending
• Cutting: Bars cut as per approved schedule
• Bending: Bends made per approved shape & dimensions
• Observation: All bars cut and bent accurately �
3 Placement & Spacing
• Placement: Bars placed according to drawings
• Cover: Maintained using plastic / concrete chairs
• Columns: 40 mm cover
• Beams: 25 mm cover
• Slabs: 20 mm cover
• Spacing: As per structural drawings (±5 mm tolerance)
• Observation: Bars straight, spacing consistent, correct cover �
4 Bar Tying & Anchoring
• Tying: Using approved mild steel wire, tight knots
• Anchoring: Hooks, bends as per design
• Observation: All bars securely tied, no displacement risk �
5 Inspection Before Concreting
Check Specification Result
Cover Blocks Correct size and placement �
Alignment Straight bars & proper spacing �
Lap Splices As per design, correct length �
Chairs/Supports Proper support, no movement �
Observation: Ready for concrete pouring.
6 NCR Example
NCR Corrective
Issue Root Cause Status
No. Action
Slight misalignment in beam Temporary Re-tied &
024 Closed
bars displacement adjusted
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Reinforcement QA/QC-ITP-RF24 Approved
Bar Cutting & Bending Log QA/QC-RF-01-12 Filed
Placement & Cover Record QA/QC-RF-02-12 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM A615 – Reinforcing Steel Bars
• BS 4449 – Steel Reinforcement for Concrete
• ACI 318 – Reinforced Concrete Design
• SBC 101 – Reinforcement Work Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Reinforcement work executed as per approved design & standards.
• Bar placement, spacing, cover, and alignment verified.
• Minor NCR corrected immediately.
• Ready for concrete casting.
� Result: Reinforcement work approved, ready for concreting.
Day 25 — Concrete QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Casting Beams, Columns & Slabs
Date:
1 Pre-Concrete Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Proper shape, dimensions, As per structural
Formwork � OK
alignment, clean drawings
Reinforcement Placed, tied, cover maintained As per Day 24 inspection � OK
Material Cement, sand, aggregates, Confirmed as per
� OK
Approval admixtures, water approved mix design
Tools & Mixer, vibrator, slump cone,
Checked & functional � OK
Equipment flow table, curing tools
Observation: All preparations ready for concrete casting.
2 Concrete Mix & Slump Test
• Mix Design: 1:2:4 (Cement:Sand:Aggregate) for structural concrete or as per
approved design
• Slump Test:
o Tool: Slump cone (Abrams cone)
o Method: Fill cone in 3 layers, rod each layer 25 times
o Measured Slump: 75–100 mm (as per design) �
• Observation: Slump within acceptable limits
Formula for Concrete Mix (by weight):
Cement : Sand : Aggregate = 1: 2: 4
3 Batching & Pouring
• Batching: Materials measured by weight or volume accurately
• Transportation: Use wheelbarrow, crane buckets, or pump to site
• Pouring: Continuous placement to avoid cold joints
• Observation: No segregation, continuous pour �
4 Compaction
• Method: Internal vibrator (frequency 10–15 kHz)
• Coverage: Move vibrator vertically every 300 mm
• Observation: No honeycombing, uniform consolidation �
Compaction (%) Formula:
Field Dry Density
Compaction (%) = × 100
Maximum Dry Density
5 Finishing & Curing
• Finishing: Level with screed, trowel to smooth surface
• Curing: Water curing for 7–28 days, prevent drying cracks
• Observation: Surface smooth, curing started �
6 Test Cubes / Cylinders
Test Spec Result
Cube 150×150×150 mm
3 cubes per pour
Casting cubes
Compressive strength as per design 25–30 MPa
Testing Age 7 & 28 days
�
7 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Slight honeycombing in slab Improper Local patching & re-
025 Closed
corner compaction compaction
8 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Concrete QA/QC-ITP-CC25 Approved
Slump Test Log QA/QC-CC-SLUMP-02-12 Filed
Compaction & Cube Test Record QA/QC-CC-TEST-02-12 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
9 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C31 – Making & Curing Concrete Test Specimens
• ASTM C143 – Slump of Concrete
• ASTM C39 – Compressive Strength of Cylinders
• ACI 318 – Concrete Structural Design
• SBC 102 – Concrete Work Requirements
10 QA/QC Observations
• Concrete placed as per approved mix and structural design.
• Slump, compaction, curing, and cube tests verified.
• Minor NCR resolved immediately.
• Ready for formwork removal and finishing.
� Result: Concrete work approved, ready for curing and subsequent structural activities.
Day 26 — Masonry QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Block/Brick Wall Construction
Date:
1 Pre-Masonry Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Concrete blocks / bricks, As per approved material
Materials � OK
mortar, sand, cement specification
Tools & Trowels, levels, plumb, mortar
Checked & functional � OK
Equipment mixer
Wall dimensions, openings,
Layout Verified from drawings � OK
column locations
Observation: Materials and tools ready for masonry work.
2 Mortar Preparation
• Mix Ratio: Cement : Sand = 1 : 4 (by volume) or as per approved mix
• Water: Enough to produce workable consistency
• Observation: Mortar uniform, not too dry or wet �
3 Wall Construction
• Bonding: Stretcher bond / English bond as per design
• Joint Thickness: Horizontal & vertical 10 ± 2 mm
• Plumb & Level: Checked with spirit level and plumb line
• Reinforcement: Vertical & horizontal bars as per structural design
• Observation: Walls straight, joints uniform, corners squared �
4 Openings & Lintels
• Lintel Placement: Pre-cast / reinforced concrete lintel above openings
• Window / Door Openings: Properly aligned, dimensions checked
• Observation: Openings correct, lintels supported �
5 Curing & Protection
• Method: Keep masonry moist for 7 days minimum
• Protection: Prevent impact, rain, or direct sunlight
• Observation: Walls cured properly �
6 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Slight misalignment of brick Mortar setting too Removed & rebuilt
026 Closed
course fast course
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Masonry QA/QC-ITP-MS26 Approved
Mortar Mix Log QA/QC-MS-MIX-03-12 Filed
Wall Alignment & Plumb Record QA/QC-MS-ALIGN-03-12 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C90 – Hollow Concrete Masonry Units
• BS 5628 – Code of Practice for Masonry
• ACI 530 – Masonry Construction
• SBC 103 – Masonry Work Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Masonry walls constructed according to approved drawings and specifications.
• Mortar, joint thickness, alignment, plumb, and level verified.
• Minor NCR corrected immediately.
• Walls ready for plastering and finishing.
� Result: Masonry work approved, ready for plastering and finishing activities.
Day 27 — Plastering QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Internal & External Wall Plastering
Date: 04-Dec-2025
1 Pre-Plaster Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Masonry walls, concrete Clean, free of dust, loose
Surface � OK
surfaces particles, laitance removed
Material Cement, sand, lime (if
Approved source, correct grade � OK
Approval used), bonding agent
Tools & Trowels, hawk, plastering
Checked & functional � OK
Equipment machine, mixers
Observation: Surfaces and materials ready for plastering.
2 Mix & Mortar Preparation
• Internal Plaster: Cement : Sand = 1 : 4
• External Plaster: Cement : Sand = 1 : 3 (for higher durability)
• Water: Adjusted for smooth consistency, workable for application
• Observation: Mortar consistent and lump-free �
3 Application
• Method:
• Scratch coat: 8–10 mm
• Brown coat: 8–10 mm
• Finish coat: 3–5 mm
• Thickness Check: Use straightedge / thickness gauge
• Surface Leveling: Check using spirit level and straightedge
• Observation: Plaster thickness uniform, surface smooth �
4 Curing & Protection
• Method: Keep plaster moist for 7 days (internal) / 10 days (external)
• Protection: Prevent impact, rain, or drying cracks
• Observation: Proper curing, no cracks observed �
5 Test & Measurement
Test Specification Result
Plaster Thickness Internal: 15–20 mm, External: 20–25 mm Within tolerance ±2 mm �
Surface Flatness Max deviation ±3 mm over 2 m �
Adhesion Test Pull-off or scratch test No detachment �
6 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Minor crack on Fast drying due to sun Replaster with curing &
027 Closed
external wall exposure protection
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Plastering QA/QC-ITP-PL27 Approved
Mortar Mix Log QA/QC-PL-MIX-04-12 Filed
Thickness & Flatness Record QA/QC-PL-THK-04-12 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C926 – Application of Portland Cement-Based Plaster
• BS 5262 – Code of Practice for External Plastering
• SBC 104 – Plastering Work Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Plaster applied as per approved mix and drawings.
• Thickness, flatness, adhesion verified.
• Minor NCR resolved immediately.
• Walls ready for painting and finishing.
� Result: Plastering work approved, ready for finishing and painting activities.
Day 28 — Flooring QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Flooring (Concrete & Tile Work)
Date: 05-Dec-2025
1 Pre-Flooring Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Minimum 95%
Sub-base Compacted soil or sand layer � OK
compaction
Material Cement, sand, aggregates, Approved source,
� OK
Approval tiles, adhesives correct grade
Tools & Screed, spirit level, trowels, tile
Checked & functional � OK
Equipment cutter
Layout Floor levels, slope, drainage As per drawing & design � OK
Observation: Site ready for flooring work.
2 Concrete Flooring / Screed
• Mix Design: Cement : Sand : Aggregate = 1:2:4 (or as per structural requirement)
• Thickness: Screed layer: 50–75 mm
• Compaction: Use mechanical vibrator for uniform density
• Surface Level: Check with 2 m straightedge and laser level
• Observation: Floor screed leveled and compacted �
Compaction (%) Formula:
Field Dry Density
Compaction (%) = × 100
Maximum Dry Density
3 Tile Work / Finishing
• Tile Layout: Dry layout to ensure minimal cuts and alignment
• Adhesive: Cementitious or epoxy adhesive per manufacturer
• Grout Joints: 3–5 mm uniform
• Leveling: Tiles aligned, no lippage
• Observation: Tiles laid perfectly, joints consistent �
4 Curing & Protection
• Concrete Flooring: Keep moist for 7 days minimum
• Tiles: Protect from traffic and impact for 24–48 hours
• Observation: Proper curing and protection applied �
5 Tests & Measurements
Test Specification Result
Floor Level Max deviation ±5 mm over 3 m �
Tile Alignment Max deviation ±2 mm �
Compaction Test Field dry density ≥ 95% max dry density �
Adhesion Test Pull-off / bond strength test ≥ 1.5 MPa �
6 NCR Example
NCR No. Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
028 Slight unevenness in screed Improper leveling Re-screed section Closed
7 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Flooring QA/QC-ITP-FL28 Approved
Screed Level & Compaction Log QA/QC-FL-SCR-05-12 Filed
Tile Layout & Joint Record QA/QC-FL-TILE-05-12 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
8 Standards Referenced
• ASTM C33 – Concrete Aggregates
• ASTM C627 – Ceramic Tile Installation
• BS 8204 – Concrete Floors and Screeds
• SBC 105 – Flooring Work Requirements
9 QA/QC Observations
• Floor screed compacted and leveled as per design.
• Tiles laid with proper alignment and grout joints.
• Minor NCR corrected immediately.
• Floor ready for painting/finishing and occupancy.
Day 29 — Plumbing & Sanitary QA/QC
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Plumbing & Sanitary Installation
Date: 06-Dec-2025
1 Pre-Installation Inspection
Item QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Drawings & Piping plan, fixture locations,
Approved design drawings � OK
Layout slopes
Material Pipes (PVC, CPVC, HDPE), As per approved material
� OK
Approval fittings, valves, traps specification
Tools & Pipe cutter, welding tools,
Checked & functional � OK
Equipment clamps, testing pump
Work Area Clean, accessible, safe Confirmed � OK
Observation: Materials and site ready for plumbing installation.
2 Pipe Installation
• Pipe Slope:
o Wastewater: 1–2% slope for proper drainage
o Vent pipes: vertical with minimum 1:50 slope at bends
• Jointing Methods:
o PVC/CPVC: Solvent cement
o HDPE: Butt fusion or electrofusion
• Supports & Clamps: Spacing as per standard (PVC 1.5–2 m, HDPE 2–3 m)
• Observation: Pipes aligned, slope correct, joints properly sealed �
3 Fixture Installation
• Sanitary Fixtures: Toilets, sinks, urinals, showers
• Connection: Proper sealing of traps and flanges
• Water Supply: Cold/hot water lines connected, valves installed
• Observation: Fixtures correctly positioned, leak-free �
4 Testing & Inspection
Test Specification Result
Hydrostatic Test 1.5× working pressure, 15–30 min No leakage �
Pressure Test Water supply pipes, 24 hrs Pressure stable, no drop �
Drainage Test Water flow test, no blockage Smooth drainage �
Leak Detection Visual & tactile inspection No leakage �
5 NCR Example
NCR
Issue Root Cause Corrective Action Status
No.
Slight misalignment of PVC pipe Improper Re-adjusted & re-fixed
029 Closed
at elbow fitting pipe
6 QA/QC Documentation
Document Reference Remarks
ITP – Plumbing & Sanitary QA/QC-ITP-PLMB29 Approved
Pipe Installation Log QA/QC-PLMB-LOG-06-12 Filed
Pressure & Hydro Test Record QA/QC-PLMB-TEST-06-12 Attached
Fixture Installation Record QA/QC-PLMB-FIX-06-12 Attached
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Updated
7 Standards Referenced
• ASTM D1785 / D2846 – PVC & CPVC Pipes
• BS 3505 / BS EN 1452 – Plumbing Systems
• IPC / UPC – Plumbing Codes
• SBC 106 – Plumbing & Sanitary Work Requirements
8 QA/QC Observations
• Plumbing pipes installed with proper slope and support.
• Joints sealed, fixtures installed correctly.
• Pressure and hydro tests passed.
• Minor NCR corrected immediately.
• System ready for commissioning and final inspection.
� Result: Plumbing & sanitary installation approved, ready for handover and
commissioning.
Day 30 — Final QA/QC & Handover
Project: Residential Building, Riyadh
Activity: Final Inspection, QA/QC Closeout & Handover
Date: 07-Dec-2025
1 Final Site Inspection
Area QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Masonry, plastering, As per approved drawings
Civil Works � OK
flooring, finishes & standards
Structural Columns, beams, slabs,
Verified & tested � OK
Elements concrete strength
MEP Systems Plumbing, electrical, HVAC Fully installed, functional � OK
Area QA/QC Check Specification Result Action
Safety & Staircases, ramps,
Compliant with regulations � OK
Accessibility handrails, signage
Observation: Entire site ready for handover, no major issues.
2 Punch List Preparation
Item Issue Action Taken Status
1 Minor crack in plaster Replaster & cure Closed
2 Tile misalignment in corridor Adjusted & grouted Closed
3 PVC pipe elbow leak Replaced & tested Closed
4 Door alignment Re-hung & leveled Closed
Observation: All punch list items completed, site fully compliant.
3 QA/QC Documentation Compilation
Document Reference Remarks
ITPs (Civil, MEP, Finishes) QA/QC-ITP-ALL30 Approved
Material Test Certificates QA/QC-MTC-ALL Filed
NCR Log QA/QC-NCR-LOG Closed
Test & Inspection Reports QA/QC-TIR-ALL30 Attached
As-Built Drawings QA/QC-AB-ALL30 Verified
4 Standards Referenced for Final Inspection
• ASTM, BS, SBC codes used across activities
• Structural, civil, and MEP QA/QC requirements verified
• Compliance with Saudi Building Code (SBC) fully ensured
5 QA/QC Observations
• All civil, structural, MEP, and finishing works completed per design, drawings, and
specifications
• Minor NCRs resolved immediately
• Site fully safe, functional, and compliant
• Ready for final handover to client
� Result: Project officially approved and ready for handover.
6 QA/QC Sign-off for Handover
Name Position Signature Date
Engr. Umair Senior QA/QC Civil Engineer 07-Dec-2025
Consultant Rep. QA/QC Supervisor __________ 07-Dec-2025
Client / Owner Project Representative __________ 07-Dec-2025