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ASSIGNMENT
1. Name -
2. Reg. No. -
Assignment
You have been selected as a project manager for a prestigious high rise building in
Mumbai which will be housing very rich personalities from industry and film
world.
Your company management has asked you to formalize Quality Management
System (QMS) for interior finishes, plumbing and prevention of rain water
seepage so that the overall quality standard and image of company is raised.
Purpose
The purpose of this document i.e. Quality Assurance Plan is to establish work
methodology for Quality Control and Material engineering for Construction of
High Rise Building in Mumbai for very rich personalities from industry and film
world.
The procedure will outline the methods that will be used in line with the National
Building Codes, Local building codes Specifications for Building works and the
Technical Specifications as per the requirements of the Engineer or his
representatives.
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The methodology also defines the standards of workmanship and requirements for
materials necessary for the work.
Scope
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Quality Control:
Quality control refers to the technical processes that gather, examine, analyse and
report the projects progress and conformance with the performance
requirements. QC mainly relates to four basic functions:
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Inspection:
Once quality standards and other things are laid out inspection becomes a routine
matter. In any quality control programme actual inspection and measurement is an
undetachable factor, which is to be planned at properly to meet with the overall
objective of the quality control. Various stages of inspection should be
determined . Some of such stages could be following.
i. Material inspection at suppliers end.
ii. Material inspection at the stage of receipt.
iii. Material inspection at the stage of issue.
iv. Inspection of the process at the time of initial setting of
machine/equipment.
v. Inspection of trial run batch.
vi. Inspection while the execution is in progress.
vii. Inspection of the finished process.
viii. Inspection before erection and commissioning.
ix. Inspection of commissioning.
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x. Inspection of machines and equipment commissioned.
For total quality control the following six phases are necessary (6Cs)
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exposure to sustained programme.
The quality of construction depends upon right material used, the correct methods
followed and produce end product of acceptable performance. Quality control
attempts to ensure just that much. The means of quality control are tests,
inspection , supervision and analysis of data etc. Quality tests are conducted in
laboratories and inspection and supervision are carried out on the site and the data
analysis is done by experts in office.
Specifications:
The project authorities prepare the process of working out specifications of various
facilities where concrete will be used. However, the standards and specifications
for concrete and its various ingredients are universally standardized and they are
required to be in conformity with same. Indian standards IS for concrete and its
basic ingredients viz cement aggregates coarse and fine, water admixtures and
various aspects of concreting, its placement and final acceptance should be as per
IS specifications.
Tests:
Tests are used to determine the various properties of the materials, which help in
their selection as well as for ascertaining the quality of final product. The test
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results are compared with the prescribed standards and specifications and
judgements are arrived at. Proper methods of sampling, prescribed procedures of
testing, well qualified and trained personnel for testing work and properly
equipped laboratories are necessary.
What to test:
The manufactured goods such as cement and steel carry their suppliers warrantee
but this does not mean that they are not to be tested. In case of materials like
aggregate and water the properties may vary widely over time and space and
proper selection has to done to meet the engineering requirements.
The raw materials are processed to obtain the final product. The processing need
to be tested and supervised carefully. Some intermediate process may not be
having tests and they cannot be tested and the inadequacies if any can known only
when the final product is tested. In such situation the testing of final product is
important.
Descriptive Statistics:
Are used to describe quality characteristics and relationships. Included are
statistics such as the mean, standard deviation, the range and a measure of
distribution of data.
Acceptance Sampling:
Is the process of randomly inspecting a sample of goods and deciding whether to
accept the entire lot based on the results. Acceptance sampling determines whether
a batch of goods should be accepted or rejected.
Quality Assurance:
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actions to deal with deviations and all steps necessary for promoting quality
awareness at all levels and in all parts of the project organizations.
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It need not be emphasized that quality assurance is an essential prerequisite
of all construction projects. Over years the accent on quality has graduated
progressively from simple Inspection to quality control to quality assurance
and to quality management. Whereas the limitations of inspections are quite
Management responsibilities:
Management Commitment:
Top management comprises of CEO, MD, all Directors, all VPs, and Functional
Heads of various departments at Head Office. The leadership (including In-
charges / Managers / Heads) hold key positions at HO, and Project sites in a
matrix organizational structure. Management has appointed a Management
Representative and a Quality Management Cell for effective implementation and
monitoring of QMS throughout organization. Management Reviews are
planned at various levels for effective monitoring of QMS.
c) Quality objectives for the company are established & displayed at all site
locations and work places. Quality objectives are also defined for each major &
critical process at Head Office level.
d) Management Review process is established and the frequency for this review is
half yearly.
e) Availability of resources for implementing Quality Management System is
ensured through proper planning and logistics.
Customer Focus:
Responsibility: Primary – Project In Charge;
Secondary – All Section Heads
Processes are established for customer communication on suggestions for
improvements, information on status of project and direct meetings.
Areas of dissatisfaction / improvements, if any, are discussed at
various levels and informed to project site and corrective actions taken
based on above inputs.
Record the Customer complaint and acknowledge the receipt of the same
within 3 working days.
Discuss the Customer complaint
Examine root causes.
Identify & implement corrective action
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Assess Results
Inform customer
Quality Policy:
Top management has articulated “Quality Policy”
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sections and intend being circulated to all employees of company.
References
Reference No.
Document
1. Specifications for High rise building National building by
National Building codes & Mumbai Mahanagar Regional
Development authority (MMRDA) building by laws
Methodology:
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Different mix designs for various grades of concrete works for High Rise Building
(Frame structures) & foundations construction are to be developed at the Site
Laboratory through trials. On identification and successful trial in conformity to
the requirements, the details are to be supplied for adoption in construction works
after due approval from the Engineer or his representative.
The Supervisors for Construction work will be assisted with testing equipment for
monitoring of gradation, slump, temperature and for sampling / spot test of
materials as and when required.
Control / checks / monitoring of levels, dimensions, profile during and after
construction activities, will be done by construction engineers / survey engineers.
QC Engineers will be assigned to the Building work and Road work as and when
required by the Materials Engineer of The Contractors. They will assist the
respective building / Road sectional In-charges / Engineers / Supervisors for
collecting test samples, performing field tests as required. Whenever required,
material samples will be drawn for spot testing or tests at the site laboratory in
accordance with Documents.
2. Sizes of marble blocks, slabs & Tiles shall be as per Approved Drawings &
specification.
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3. Only slabs and tiles shall be machine cut & factory made. The following
tolerances shall be applied(As per CPWD Specification) in the dimensions
of blocks, slabs & tiles.
5. Each stone shall be cut to required size and chisel dressed on all bed and
joints.
6. The mortar shall be as specified. All stones shall be wetted before placing in
position. These shall then be floated on mortar and bedded properly in
position with wooden mallets.
8. The depth of the joints 6 mm from face shall be uniform and as fine as
possible but shall not be more than 1.5 mm thick.
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9. The curing shall be done for a period of at least 7 days. After curing it shall
be rubbed with carborandum stone of different grades numbers 60,120 &
320 in succession and cleaned & washed with a solution of oxalic acid.
10. Sample size & criteria of conformity shall be as follows( As per CPWD
Specifications ):
2. The length of all four sides shall be measured correct to 0.1 mm and
average length and breadth shall not vary more than +/- 0.8 mm from
specified dimensions. The tolerance for thickness shall be up to +/- 0.4 mm.
3. Base concrete (RCC slab) shall be cleaned, wetted & mopped. Bedding of
cement mortar (1:3) shall be laid with average thickness 10 mm while
thickness under any portion of the tiles shall not be less than 5 mm.
4. Over mortar bedding neat grey cement slurry of required consistency shall
be applied @3.3 kg/m2 over an area to cover 20 tiles.
5. Tiles shall be soaked in water, washed clean and shall be fixed in this grout
with gentle tapping with wooden mallet.
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6. Surface of flooring during laying shall be frequently checked with a straight
edge about 2 mm long so as to obtain true surface with required slope.
Brick Work
Bond: Generally English bond shall be followed wherever applicable, toothing and
closure shall be provided.
a) Efflorescence.
b) Crushing strength.
c) Water Absorption.
d) Dimension Check.
6. Bricks shall be soaked in water before use for a period for the water to just
penetrate the whole depth of brick.
7. Half or cut bricks shall not be used except as closures where necessary.
8. Suitable measuring boxes shall be made for measuring sand to prepare the
mortar.
9. While laying the brickwork the frog should be face up. The joints shall be
racked to an average depth of 10 mm. When plaster or pointing to be done
the joints should be streaked flush.
10. Curing shall be done for atleast seven days or as per specification.
3. All materials of pipes (CI, GI, Glazed stoneware, etc) shall be of approved
brands only. Prior approval of samples of all Piping materials & accessories
shall be taken from Client.
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5. No cross connections with waterlines of wholesome water and wastewater
pipelines shall be done.
External drainage
1. All line out of layout designed for pipelines, manhole and inspection
chambers shall be marked on the ground.
3. The required bed of slope shall be provided as per drawing in the pipeline to
create required velocity.
4. For joints in the pipeline the caulking material shall be of specified quality
and the same shall be executed as per drawing. Socket ends of all the pipes
shall face uphill.
5. Sufficient spun yarn shall be forced into the socket and required depth
should be available for filling the caulking material. If the caulking material
is lead then it shall be poured in one action and when the lead is thoroughly
fluid.
6. C.I. vent pipe shall be provided at the head of drain and cowl is provided at
the top.
Stoneware pipes
2. The minimum dia of the pipes for outside drainage shall not be less than that
specified in the drawing.
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3. The pipe trench for laying the pipes shall be of sufficient width to have easy
jointing and caulking activity. The required gully traps and manholes shall
be provided at the pipe junction as per drawing.
5. Sufficient time shall be allowed for the joints to set and then trenches filled,
watered and compacted.
1. The pipes shall be checked for specified quality and its water tightness.
2. The pipes shall be laid in position with the socket ends facing uphill
irrespective of the direction of flow.
1. Pipes laid under ground shall be atleast 0.5m below G.L. or as specified on
grads as specified.
2. Pipes before laying shall be checked for visible damage (broken edges,
cracking or spalling of pipes) if any. If detected the defective pipes shall be
rejected.
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3. After laying pipes same shall be tested under water pressure at least 100 lbs
per sq. inch unless otherwise specified or mentioned.
4. Joints shall be filled with cement or any other specified material with proper
caulking finishing etc.
5. Pipe work shall be laid in such a way that it is accessible for inspection,
replacement & repairs (as far as not to be buried in walls and solid floors).
6. Service pipe or supply pipe shall be connected directly to W.C. All such
suppliers should be connected from cisterns which shall be supplied from
storage tank.
Plastering work
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12. The 2nd or the finish coat shall be struck uniformly over the first coat and
firmly pressed and levelled by using a 3.0 to 4.0 mts. Long aluminum
batten.
13. All the edges, angles, arises and junctions shall be vertical and horizontal.
14. When the work is suspended at the end of the day, the plaster shall be left,
cut clean to the to line both horizontally and vertically. When plastering is
to be resumed, the edge of the old work shall be scraped, cleaned and
wetted with water before plaster is applied to the adjacent areas.
15. The surface shall than be firmly trowelled and sponge floated to remove
excess moisture and bring the sand to the surface. The surface thus prepared
shall be uniformly roughened for texture.
16. The surface of plaster shall be kept wet for at least 7 days and shall be
protected from the sun (covering it by suitable method).
The working areas will be suitably barricaded as and when required. Proper sign
boards / signages shall be erected to caution / inform the surrounding people.
Personal protective equipment relevant to the nature of work will be used for the
Project. Personnel handling admixtures or other chemicals will use appropriate
protective equipment recommended by the manufacturer. Persons handling
nuclear gauges / instruments shall wear special protective attires as recommended
by the manufacturer.
Care shall be taken during dismantling the structures against fall of materials from
top. All excavation shall be provided with slope or bench.
All electrical and mechanical equipment and installations shall be periodically
inspected for safety and necessary maintenance work carried out.
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Care shall be taken:
(i) to reduce generation of dust during operation,
(ii) against pollution of water source due to construction operation
(iii) against undue cutting of greenery / plants and trees.
Appendix I
Material
Engineer
QC Engineer Central
Laboratory
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QC QC QC QC
Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
Concrete Works material and field control
1 Petro graphic Cl.1007, Sample from External IS 2386 Pt Initially 1
examination Cl. 1008 source of 8 set of 3
of Coarse and coarse and fine specimens
fine aggregate i.e for each
aggregate quarry , river source of
bed from supply,
where rock / subsequentl
boulders, sand y when
are to be warranted
collected. by change
of source /
quality.
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
2 Alkali Cl.1007, Crushed External Material shall IS 2386 Pt Initially 1
Aggregate Cl. 1008 sample from be Innocuous 7 set of 3
reactivity proposed specimens
source of for each
coarse and fine source of
aggregate i.e supply,
quarry , river subsequentl
bed from y when
where rock / warranted
boulders, sand by change
are to be of source /
collected. quality.
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
3 Specific Cl.1007, -do- Site lab - IS 2386 Pt Initially 1
Gravity of Cl.1008 3 set of 3
aggregates specimens
for each
source of
supply,
subsequentl
y when
warranted
by change
of source /
quality
otherwise
on monthly
basis.
4 Water Cl.1007, -do- Site lab - IS 2386 Pt Initially 1
absorption of Cl.1008 3 set of 3
coarse and specimens
fine for each
aggregates source of
supply.
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
Subsequentl
y, one test
for coarse
aggregate
and two
tests for fine
aggregate
per day.
5 Deleterious Cl.1007, -do- External IS 2386 Pt Initially 1
material for Cl.1008 2 set of 3
aggregate. specimens
Coarse Coal = / < 1% for each
aggregate source of
Clay lump = /
supply,
< 1%
subsequentl
Finer than y when
75µ= / < 3% warranted
Total = / < by change
5%
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
Fine Coal = / < 1% of source /
aggregate Clay lump = / quality
< 1%
Finer than
75µ= / < 3%
Shale: = / <
1%
Total = / <
5%
6 Soundness Cl. 1007 -do- External Sodium IS 2386 Pt Initially 1 In case
(5 cycles) of Sulphate = / < 5 set of 3 for
coarse 12% specimens aggreg
aggregate Magnesium for each ate
Sulphate = / < source of water
18% supply, absorpt
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
Soundness Sodium subsequentl ion
(5 cycles) of Sulphate = / < y when exceed
fine 10% warranted s 2%
aggregate Magnesium by change
Sulphate = / < of source /
15% quality.
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
7 LA abrasion Cl. 1007 -do Site lab a) = / < 50% IS 2386 Pt Initially 1
value of for concrete 4 set of 3
coarse b) for specimens
aggregate concrete for each
wearing coat source of
= / < 30% supply,
subsequentl
y when
warranted
by change
of source /
quality
otherwise
on monthly
basis.
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
8 Aggregate Cl. 1007 -do Site lab a) = / < 45% IS 2386 Pt -do-
impact value for 4
of coarse concrete
aggregate b) for
concrete
wearing
coat = / <
30%
9 Flakiness Cl. 1007 Crushed Site lab = / < 35% IS 2386, Initially 1
Index for aggregate from Pt 1 set of 3
coarse crusher or any specimens
aggregate other proposed for each
source. source of
supply,
subsequentl
10 Aggregate Cl.1007 Crushed External / a) = / < 45% IS 2386, Initially at
crushing aggregate from Site lab. for Pt 4 time of
value crusher or any concrete approval of
other proposed b) = / < 30% source.
source for
concrete
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
wearing
coat.
11 Gradation Table Crushed Site lab. - IS 2386, Initially
coarse 900-6 aggregate from Pt.1 before mix
aggregate proposed design for
source. approval of
source.
Subsequentl
Subsequently y, one test
from stock pile for every
at site. day’s work
of each
fraction of
coarse
aggregate.
12 Gradation Table Fine aggregate Site lab. F.M. of sand IS 2386, Initially
fine 900-6 from proposed shall not be Pt.1 before mix Fine
aggregate source. >2 and < 3.5- design for aggreg
approval of ate
source. confor
Subsequentl ming to
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
Subsequently y, one test zone
from stock pile for every 1V as
at site. day’s work per
of each table-4
fraction of of
coarse IS383
aggregate. shall
not be
used
for
reinfor
ced
concret
e.
13 Gradation of Blended Site lab. As per IS 383 IS 2386, Initially
all –in – aggregate table -5 Pt.1 during mix
aggregate design.
Subsequentl
y one test
for every
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
day’s work.
14 Workability Table At concrete At plant site As per table IS 516 One test per Values
of fresh 900-6 batching plant and field 1700 -4 each stated
concrete and site of vehicle, in table
( slump test) construction. both at 1700 –
concrete 4 are
batching not for
plant and pumpa
site of ble
pouring at concret
start of e. For
work. pumpa
Subsequentl ble
y as concret
required. e min.
slump
require
ment is
around
120
mm.Fo
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
r
Transit
Mixer
minimu
m
slump
is 50
mm
15 Strength of Cl.1716. Cube test Site lab. As per IS 516 As per
concrete 2.3 Cl.1716.2.5 frequency
of
collection
of samples.
16 Cement Cl.1006 At As per IS As per IS MTC for Excepti
( OPC 53 manufacturer’s At 12269 12269 every batch ng
grade ) plant. manufacture of cement bridge,
r’s lab. Cement
>225 m2/kg of
-do- other
1.Fineness
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
2.Soundness <10 grades
(i) Lechatlier -do- also
method can be
<0.8 used as
(ii) Autoclave approv
method ed by
At site
3. Standard - the
Consistency Engine
At site er or
4.Temp.durin 27 degree
his
g testing At site Celcius
represe
5.Initial & >30 min,< ntative.
Final Setting 600 min.
At site
time
At site
6.Compressiv >27MPa at 3
e Strength days
Chemical External As per IS As per IS Frequency
Requirement 12269 12269 for External
s test:
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
1.Lime >0.8<1.02 1 test in 6
Saturation >0.66 Months
Factor MTC for
<3.0
2.Alumina every batch
iron Ratio <6.0 of cement
3.Insoluble <3.0
residue
4.Magnesia <4.0
5.Sulphuric
Anhydride Not specified
6.Total loss
on Ignition
<0.1
7.Total alkalis
as Na2o
8.Total Not specified
chlorides
9.Tricalcium
Aluminate
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
17 Concrete Cl.1012 At At <0.2%* IS 6925 MTC for Unifor
admixture & manufacturer’s manufacture Each mity
IS:9103 Plant r’s Lab. lot/sampling test
> 3%* from every from
± 1* consignmen externa
1.Chloride
t l test
content >1%*
house
2.Dry within 2%* As per IS @ 1
Material 9103 test /
*All based on
content the value 7000
3.pH value declared by Lts.
4.Ash content the Accept
manufacturer. able
5.Relative
limits
Other major manufactured products
1. Reinforceme Cl.1009. At At Fe 415 Grade IS 228, IS MTC for
nt steel bar 3 manufacturer’s manufactu 1608, IS every batch
A) Chemical plant rer’s lab A) Chemical 1559, of
test test IS 1786
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
Carbon = / < reinforceme
0.30+.02 % nt steel.
Sulphur = / < 0.06 +
0.005 % Frequency:
Phosphorus = / < 0.06 + 1 test in 500
0.005 % MT
B) Physical External B) Physical
test At Site. test
0.2% proof 415 N /
stress sqmm.
Elongation 14.5 %
Bend test Satisfactory
2 RCC Hume At At As per IS 458 IS 458 MTC for
pipe manufacturer’s manufactu – for NP4 each Lot.
plant rer’s lab class pipe.
3 Structural Cl.1009. At At As per 2062 , IS 228, IS -do-
steel sections 6 manufacturer’s manufactu GR –A, B or 1608
and plates plant rer’s lab. C as
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Appendix II
Quality Control Inspection Plan ( QCIP)
Sl. Test Test Sampling Ref Test Acceptance Test As Test Remar
NO Required Ref. & Process Location Criteria per Frequency ks
applicable
4 Hot dip Cl.4.1.1 At At Steel soil
Galvanised of manufacturer’s manufactu reinforcement
a) shape & appendix plant rer’s lab / a) strips, As per To be
form -1 lab. of grids, sheets designed checked at
specialise dimension random
d agency.
b) Physical b) BS EN IS 228, IS b) test result
and 10025 or 1608, for each lot
mechanical equivalent of is1559 of material
properties IS 2062
c) c) as per IS 4826 c) – do -
Galvanisation specification
thickness of specialised
agency.
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MATERIAL NAME OF THE TEST FIELD/ MIN. QUANTITY OF FREQUENCY OF TEST/
LABORATORY MATERIAL SAMPLING
TEST REQUIRED
Brick / a) Efflorescence Field As desired by the 20 bricks chosen at random
Tile bricks/ Engineer for every 100,000 bricks for
Concrete b) Water absorption Laboratory - each brick field.
block
c) Compressiv Laboratory -
e Strength
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MATERIAL NAME OF THE TEST FIELD/ MIN. QUANTITY OF FREQUENCY OF TEST/
LABORATORY MATERIAL SAMPLING
TEST REQUIRED
Hardening compound - do - - do -
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WATER PROOFING
Stage 1:
After the lean concrete has been laid to receive the RCC raft, a 345 mm
thick brick toe wall in Cement Mortar 1:6 shall be constructed, on the
perimeter of the area to be water proofed. The height of this wall shall be
equal to the thickness of the RCC Raft. The brick toe wall shall be paid
separately under the item of Brick work.
Stage 2:
Base
The external tanking treatment shall be carried out for the base raft over the
lean concrete in the following sequence.
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f) A layer of cement mortar 1:4 (one part cement : four parts coarse
sand) mixed with acrylic waterproofing compound shall be laid and
finished smooth.
Raft
Placing and prefixing of 15mm M.S. nozzles of length 0.5D where D is the
depth of the raft shall be done on the construction joints and pour strips. The
spacing of the nozzles shall be 1 m apart in both directions in the raft to
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enable grouting to be done. The pipes shall project 50mm above the top of
the raft and shall be plugged using M.S. caps.
After the concrete of raft has attained proper maturity the injection of
cement mixed with non-shrink polymeric grouting compound through the
nozzles under maximum pressure of 2.5 kg/sqcm. By hand/air/electric/pump
shall be carried out.
The above specification shall also be followed for the roof of basement if
required.
Scope of Work
The work shall include waterproofing for the building roofs, terraces, water
tanks, toilets, floor slabs, walls, planters, chajjas, sills and any other areas
and at any other locations and situations as directed by the Engineer, in
accordance with the design, shapes, thickness, details, all as shown on the
“Good for Construction” drawings or as specified or as directed by the
Engineer complete in all respects to give the quality of finished work as
desired by and to the entire satisfaction of the Engineer.
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Materials
Tapecrete
Waterproofing – General
The surface shall be allowed to dry for about 4 to 6 weeks, after the curing
period is over.
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All the joints of pipes, edges, corners, openings shall be sealed with epoxy
putty. As refer above.
The treated area (flat and horizontal only) shall be tested by allowing water
to stand on the treated areas to a depth of 150mm for a minimum period of
72 hours.
The treated area (flat and horizontal) shall have a continuous slope towards
the rainwater outlets and no water shall pond anywhere on the surface.
no leaks or damp patches show on the soffit. Should the structure not satisfy
either of these tests, then after completion of the remedial work, it should be
retested in accordance with this clause. The roof insulation and covering
should be completed as soon as possible after satisfactory testing.
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1. Project manager
Qualification: Should be Graduate with additional qualification of
masters in Project management from a reputed institute.
Experience: Should have minimum 20 years exp. Out of which Last
five should have worked in similar capacity with lots of impetus on
quality control and assurance.
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7. Store keeper
Qualification: Should be Graduate from a reputed institute. Should be
versed with latest material management procedures.
Experience: Should have minimum 5-7 years exp. Out of which last
three should have worked in similar capacity monitoring and
controlling quality.
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Delays
In case of delay on the part of the Contractor, the Contractor shall be liable
to pay liquidated damages in addition to any other compensation for the
damages suffered by the Employer. This is without prejudice to the right of
the Employer to rescind the Contract.
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