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    Concrete Prepour Checklist

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    This concrete pre-pour checklist is for non-bridge and non-culvert structures and ensures that forms, reinforcing steel, and concrete materials and placement meet specifications. The inspector confirms that plans are reviewed, forms are properly installed and cleaned, reinforcing steel is approved and placed correctly, and concrete mix design, testing, curing materials, and vibration are all according to requirements before allowing the pour.

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    This concrete pre-pour checklist is for non-bridge and non-culvert structures and ensures that forms, reinforcing steel, and concrete materials and placement meet specifications. The inspector confirms that plans are reviewed, forms are properly installed and cleaned, reinforcing steel is approved and placed correctly, and concrete mix design, testing, curing materials, and vibration are all according to requirements before allowing the pour.

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    This concrete pre-pour checklist is for non-bridge and non-culvert structures and ensures that forms, reinforcing steel, and concrete materials and placement meet specifications. The inspector confirms that plans are reviewed, forms are properly installed and cleaned, reinforcing steel is approved and placed correctly, and concrete mix design, testing, curing materials, and vibration are all according to requirements before allowing the pour.

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    This concrete pre-pour checklist is for non-bridge and non-culvert structures and ensures that forms, reinforcing steel, and concrete materials and placement meet specifications. The inspector confirms that plans are reviewed, forms are properly installed and cleaned, reinforcing steel is approved and placed correctly, and concrete mix design, testing, curing materials, and vibration are all according to requirements before allowing the pour.

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    Form 700.

    03
    Unique ID:

    CONCRETE PRE-POUR CHECKLIST FOR


    NON-BRIDGE AND NON-CULVERT ITEMS

    Status:

    Date:

    File No:

    Sub File No:

    Project No:

    Structure Item:
    Structure Location:
    Inspector:
    A. PLANS
    1.

    Has inspector reviewed plans and special provisions affecting this concrete pour?

    B. FORMS

    Yes No N/A Date Corrected


    Yes No N/A Date Corrected

    2.

    Are forms in proper location (grade and alignment)?

    3.

    Have forms been braced and installed in accordance with any accepted shop plans?

    4.

    Have all form cracks been sealed?

    5.

    Are forms clean and free of debris (dirt, wood chips, trash, etc.)?

    C. REINFORCING STEEL

    Yes No N/A Date Corrected

    6.

    Has reinforcing steel been sampled and approved?(DO NOT allow pour until rebar approval is received.)

    7.

    Is all reinforcing steel clean (free of rust scale, pitting, no cracks in bends, breaks in epoxy or galvanized coatings)?

    8.

    Has the reinforcing steel been placed as per plans (size and location)?

    9.

    Is there proper clearance between reinforcing steel and forms?

    10. Does all reinforcing steel meet the specified cover?

    11. Has reinforcing steel been tied and supported (chairs) as per plans?

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    D. CONCRETE

    Yes No N/A Date Corrected

    12. Have concrete trucks and plant been approved by Materials Lab within the last 12 months?

    13. Have the contracts hot and cold weather concrete batching and placement plans been accepted?

    14. Are all concrete materials approved (cement, water, additives, fine and coarse aggregates, etc.)?

    Are adequate curing and concrete protection materials on hand and placed ASAP (wet mats such as burlene, insulated
    15. blankets, external heaters with tarps, ice, etc)?

    16. Have slump and air test been performed on each truck and have test cylinders been made?

    17. Have all forms been wet down just prior to concrete placement?

    18. Is the concrete truck mixing within specs (revolutions, air, slump, total water in mix, etc)?

    19. Is the concrete vibrated properly? DO NOT use vibrator to move concrete from one place to another.

    Remarks:

    Resident Engineer:

    Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: ______________

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