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Staff/Workers Training

Control of RC Works
Welcome and Introduction

Introduction

• To increase the awareness amongst the


operation staff and workers.
• To increase the understanding of
operation staff and workers on RC
trades

‘Improving the quality of works for RC Trades’


Overview

Control of RC Works Tool Box

• This training will improved the


understanding and knowledge of the
staff and workers on the RC trades.
• Tool Box will covered:
a. Pre-casting
b. During Casting
c. Post-casting
Topic One
Pre-casting & Post-casting procedure
Quality Control (Control of RC Works)

- Pre-Casting Surveyor Setting Out

Formwork Setting

Formwork Joint Seal using Aluminum Strip/Tape/Sealant

M&E trades, PT trades & Rebar Installation

Final Level Setting using Level Pegs 1.0m Interval for inspection

Surveyor final Precaution


check prior casting Surveyor in-
Concreting
process checking

Surveyor as built
Strike Formwork/Curing
check
Quality Control (Control of RC Works)

- Post-Casting
Subcon to make good defect with
compliance to GE’s standard

GE to make good formwork joint Subcon delay in making good


to achieve desired quality for of defect; to issue site memo
direct painting to soffit and SQMS
requirement
After 3 days failure to comply,
GE will proceed with the making
good of defect

QS to document the cost implication Official letter issued


and deduct payment accordingly with cost implication
Topic Two
Good Practice before casting (Pre-casting)
Formwork Gap Sealed with Tape
to Prevent Slurry Lost
Peg Slab Level at every 1000mm
Final Surveyor Check Prior Casting
Prevent Slurry Lost
Starter Bar Cover Prior Casting
Edge Protection to Avoid Concrete falling
onto completed works below
Plastic Sheet To Cover Starter Bar of
Adjacent Slab Casting
Plastic Sheet To Cover Starter Bar of
For Shear Wall
Topic Three
Good Practice during casting (Casting)
Usage of Laser for Accuracy Slab
Casting and In-Process Check
Column Concreting Using
Chute & Sunny Hose

Tee YY

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Workers standby to seal crack
before concrete hardened
Topic Four
Good Practice After Casting (Post-Casting)
Post Casting Check
1/2 Curing of Slab using Plastic Sheet & Water
2/2 Curing of Slab using Plastic Sheet & Water
Slab with Finish Roughened to avoid Shrinkage Crack &
Bare Finish Hand Over To Tenants.
Formwork Joint Grind
Good Ramp & Groove Line Construction
Off-Form Soffit Slab
Slab Soffit
Slab Soffit
Slab Soffit
Slab Soffit & Column
Slab Soffit & Column
Lift Core Wall
Retaining Wall
Construction Joint

To clean to joint before the concrete hardened


Construction Joint

Construction joint
Construction Joint

Construction joint
Topic Five
Issuance of Site Memo, Letter & NCR
Site Memo Issuance to Sub-Contractor
NCR Issuance to Sub-Contractor
Progressive Decision to Improved Quality

Preventive Action
Root Cause & preventive Action

PROGRESSIVE DECISIONS TO IMPROVE QUALITY


TRADE PROBLEM ROOT CAUSE PREVENTIVE ACTION
Piling ECC run off (i) Piling platform not good - To prepare proper piling platform
(ii) Setting out not proper - Setting out to be checked by land surveyor
(iii) Survey reference point out - Reference point to be offset & rechecked by
piler/supervisor
Pile head crack (i) Pile not vertical during driving - To check verticality of pile at every length
(ii) Pile driving hammer cushion - To replace hammer cushion once worn out
worn out
(iii) Quality of pile is poor - Pile quality to be verified prior to hoist/pitching
(iv) Hammer does not hit the pile - Ensure hammer hits pile evenly/squarely
evenly/squarely
(v) "Set" Value adapted are strict - Check/verify concrete strength of pile before piling
- Prepare method statement for repairing pile hacked in the
event it cracked
- Use only reasonable well estimated "set" and confirm
capacity
by loading test
Pile out of (i) Piling rigs leader/frame not - To check piling rig leader/frame for verticality
verticality monitored for verticality progressively
(ii) Pile jointing not properly aligned - Pile jointing to be properly aligned & square
(iii) Casing not monitored for - Casing installed to check for verticality
verticality
Broken pile (i) Piles were not pitched using - Ensure all piles are stacked as close as possible to the
crane piling point using crane
(ii) Careless during pitching process - Ensure piling rig is not used to drag piles which are placed
too far from piling point
Root Cause & preventive Action

TRADE PROBLEM ROOT CAUSE PREVENTIVE ACTION

Earthwor Slope erosion (i) Expose to weather - Carry out turfing immediately after completion
ks (ii) No proper drainage - Provide drainage system at Berm and Toe of slope
(iii) No proper gradient - Should follow the gradient as given in construction drawing
(iv) Soft ground - To remove unsuitable materials.
Compaction test (i) Moisture content is not optimum - To ensure the earth is dry at optimum moisture content
failed and clean
(ii) Test failed from debris
- Ensure compaction carried out as per specification
Boundary run off (i) Setting out not proper - Setting out to be properly checked by land surveyor
- Reference point to be offset and rechecked before
commencement

Drainage Alignment and (i) Setting out - Setting out to be properly checked by land surveyor
level - Level pegs to be placed at suitable intervals and especially
nearby the sump locations.
Gradient (i) Improper bedding - Marking pad of gradient as per drawings to be laid before
laying
the bedding material.
Roadwor Ponding (i) Improper Dipping - To ensure proper dipping before proceedings with
k successive
bases.
Blistering / (i) Improper Mixes - To conduct trial mixes to check the quantity of bitumen in
Bleeding mix
Bumpiness (i) Improper compaction - To compact the bases at suitable temperature and as per
specifications.
Root Cause & preventive Action
TRADE PROBLEM ROOT CAUSE PREVENTIVE ACTION
Structural Honeycomb (i) Grout loss - To ensure form tightness
(ii) Insufficient vibration - To close all gap
(iii) Segregation due to improper - To ensure sufficient vibration with poker of suitable size.
placement
(iv) Poker pulled out too early due - Height of concrete placement to follow specification
to fast speed of concrete placement & - Speed of concrete placement to controlled
causing insufficient vibration.
(v) Semi-skilled workers using - Only skillled workers are allowed to use the poker vibrator
poker vibrator
Crack (i) Premature stripping of formwork - Formwork dismantling to follow specification and concrete
(ii) Curing not done strength
- To ensure proper curing of concrete after removal of
formwork
Bulging (i) Insufficient support - Ensure sufficient prop over the leveled and compacted
base.
(ii) Insufficient strut - Ensure sufficient strut
(iii) Insufficient form tie - Ensure sufficient form tie
(iv) Formwork condition bad - Ensure formwork in good condition
(v) Over vibration - Competent works to ensure no over vibration
Rebar exposed (i) Insufficient spacer cubes - To ensure sufficient spacer cubes
(ii) Insufficient vibration - Vibration properly done around congested rebar area
Formwork skin (i) Using damaged or worn out - To use only good condition formwork
peel formwork
Uneven surface (i) Using timber formworks for - To use only steel formwork
circular column
Out of alignment (i) Formwork tie gave way - To ensure formwork tie are secured properly during before
and during concreting
(ii) Ground floor setting not correct - To protect all control points given and recheck with
due to disturbed control points licensed surveyor
Rubbish at (i) Improper cleanliness - Close column head after clearing rubbish
column head & - Clean & remove rubbish & loose aggregate from
construction joint
construction joint area
Q&A

Q&A Session

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