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    Henscha Phils. Inc.: Concrete Pouring Checklist

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    This checklist is used to ensure concrete pouring activities are properly planned and executed. It includes items to check such as the concrete mix design, formwork preparation, reinforcement installation, embedded items, and pouring equipment. The contractor and project engineer must verify that all items meet specifications before pouring can begin.

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    This checklist is used to ensure concrete pouring activities are properly planned and executed. It includes items to check such as the concrete mix design, formwork preparation, reinforcement installation, embedded items, and pouring equipment. The contractor and project engineer must verify that all items meet specifications before pouring can begin.

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    This checklist is used to ensure concrete pouring activities are properly planned and executed. It includes items to check such as the concrete mix design, formwork preparation, reinforcement installation, embedded items, and pouring equipment. The contractor and project engineer must verify that all items meet specifications before pouring can begin.

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    Henscha Phils. Inc.: Concrete Pouring Checklist

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    chester carpio
    This checklist is used to ensure concrete pouring activities are properly planned and executed. It includes items to check such as the concrete mix design, formwork preparation, reinforcement installation, embedded items, and pouring equipment. The contractor and project engineer must verify that all items meet specifications before pouring can begin.

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    The document provides a checklist for concrete pouring activities. It lists the items that need to be checked for formworks, reinforcements, embedded items, and pouring equipment.

    The checklist is used to ensure all necessary preparations are in place before pouring concrete into formworks for structures like footings, beams, slabs etc.

    Items checked for formworks include the quality of form boards, placement and alignment of formworks, watertightness, and adequacy of ties, bolts and bracings.

    HENSCHA PHILS. INC.

    CONCRETE POURING CHECKLIST


    PROJECT: ______________________________________________ Date:
    CONTRACTOR:__________________________________________

    Concrete Strength, psi: Structure:


    Allowable Slump, in.: ( ) Footing & Wall Footing
    Estimated Volume, cu.m.: ( ) RC Column
    Req'd No. of Samples: ( ) BEAM
    ( ) Slab-on-Grade
    Concrete Mixing ( ) Suspended Slab
    ( ) Ready-Mix Supplier: ( ) Roof Deck Slab
    ( ) Job Site Mix Ratio: ( ) Canopy
    ( ) Others (Pls. specify)

    Checklist: Status
    1.0 Attached Plan 6.0 Formworks
    a. Indicative plan of areas for pouring a. Quality of form boards used
    b. Location of embedded items - form surfaces free from damages, deformities and delama
    - cleanliness of form surface and adequate application of fo
    2.0 Elevation and dimension of the structure (e.g. l,w,d) b. Placement of formworks
    - watertightness (e.g. without holes)
    3.0 Founding level surface preparation - blockouts for all opening (size & location)
    a. Removal of debris and standing water - alignment and plumbness
    b. Placement of gravel bedding (min 50mm) c. Support and Bracing
    c. Soil Poisoning - adequacy of ties, bolts, clamps installed
    d. Damp-Proofing/Vapor Barrier - spacing of horizontal and vertical studs
    e. Waterstops - installation of knee and cross bracings
    f. Construction joints - base/stablizer plates for vertical supports (in contact with g
    d. Removal of deons & waste stuck in forms
    4.0 Reinforcements (using air compressor for suspended members)
    a. Size
    b. Quantity 7.0 Pouring Equipment
    c. Spacing a. Pumpcrete
    d. Splicing b. Chute/Conveyor
    e. G.I. Ties c. Jib Hoist
    f. Dowels e. Buggy
    g. Spacers (e.g. Chair bar, Concrete blocks) d. Bucket
    h. Pipe Sleeves e. Vibrator
    f. Others (Pls. Specify)
    5.0 Embedded Provisional items
    a. Plumbing
    - breakage & factory defects along pipielengths
    - Cleanliness and snug-fit of joinery works
    - provision of ties to secure pipes in place
    - initial leak & flow test for pipes for embedment
    - removal of standing water from pipes
    - tightness of cap/plug at open ends
    b. Electrical
    - breakage & factory defects (conduits & aux items)
    - Cleanliness and snug-fit of joinery works
    - provision of ties to secure conduits & aux items)
    - removal of standing water (conduits & aux items)
    - tightness & completeness of caps/plugs

    Remarks and Recommendations (by Project Engineer)

    Checked By: Noted by:

    CHESTER H. CARPIO ADRIAN CHRISTOPHER CRUZ

    JOHNMAR G. TIGSON

    MARK GIL C. DAJOTOY


    Location

    Status

    rom damages, deformities and delamation


    surface and adequate application of form release oil

    without holes)
    ening (size & location)

    olts, clamps installed


    al and vertical studs
    and cross bracings
    s for vertical supports (in contact with ground/soil)
    & waste stuck in forms
    or for suspended members)

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