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SECTION 8<br />
Inspections and QA/QC Testing<br />
8.1 General<br />
This section establishes procedures for inspection of work in progress either at the site or off<br />
site. Inspection includes those actions that demonstrate and document compliance by the<br />
Contractor to predetermined quality requirements as defined by the Contract Documents.<br />
Inspection can be categorized into three levels.<br />
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First level inspection initially performed by Contractor, frequently confirmed by Field<br />
Inspector, performed during each work activity to ensure Contractor’s activities create<br />
an end product that meets contractual requirements.<br />
Second level inspection includes audit activities by the Project Construction Manager<br />
which ensure first level inspection activities are occurring and are effective.<br />
Third level inspection occurs at the acceptance stage to verify work does in fact meet the<br />
physical and functional contract requirements for the system and has not been damaged<br />
during subsequent construction. This is normally a joint responsibility of C-P/DPW<br />
Chief Construction Engineer, Project Construction Manager, Field Inspector, Design<br />
Engineer, and Contractor and best held with all parties present at the same time.<br />
8.2 Quality Control<br />
The Contractor has the ultimate responsibility for the quality of the work and ensuring it<br />
meets all design and specification requirements. In addition, C-P/DPW will provide quality<br />
assurance inspection to confirm Contractor is achieving the project’s quality goals.<br />
The Contractor is required to meet with the Field Inspector prior to the start of a new phase<br />
of work in order to determine when quality control inspections will be required. For<br />
example, if the contractor is installing concrete footings, inspection will be required at the<br />
following times:<br />
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At completion of excavation to ensure that the excavation conforms to the lines and<br />
grades of the work and that the bottom of the excavation has been compacted in<br />
accordance with the specification.<br />
At completion of the installation of forms and reinforcing steel to ensure that the forms<br />
conform to the lines and grades of the plans; that the steel has been installed according<br />
to approved shop drawings; and that all embeds are in place.<br />
During placement of concrete to ensure the quality of concrete meets the standards of<br />
the specification and that its placement is done in a manner that achieves the intent of<br />
the contract.<br />
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