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The work content of the supervision engineer’s inspection

The work content of the supervision engineer's inspection

The work content refers to the specific type or content of labor that the worker performs. It is the main content of the labor contract that determines that the worker should perform labor obligations, including The types of work, positions, work scope, work tasks, work responsibilities, labor quotas, quality standards, etc. in which workers engage in labor. The work content clause is one of the core clauses of the labor contract. The following is the work content of the supervision engineer's inspection that I have compiled for you. You are welcome to learn from it and refer to it. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Inspection work content

Inspection is a regular or irregular supervision activity carried out by supervisors on the parts or processes under construction on site. It is a daily procedure of supervision work.

1. During the quality inspection and control of the sub-projects and processes during the construction process, supervisors must conduct daily inspections of the work area under construction. The chief supervisory engineer must regularly organize various professional supervision personnel to conduct comprehensive inspections and inspections as scheduled to form an institutional system.

2. The main contents of the on-site inspection are as follows:

(1) Whether the construction is carried out in accordance with the design documents, construction specifications and approved construction plans;

(2 ) Whether qualified materials, components and equipment are used;

(3) Whether construction site management personnel, especially quality inspection personnel, are on duty;

(4) Construction operators Whether the technical level and operating conditions meet the process operation requirements, and whether the special operators are certified to work;

(5) Whether the construction environment has an adverse impact on the quality of the project;

(6) Whether there are quality defects in the constructed parts.

3. Supervisors must record daily inspections and inspections in the supervision diary of the day, and no omissions or omissions shall be allowed for major quality problems or quality hazards. It is advisable to use photography, photography and other means to record.

4. In addition to recording the detected project quality or construction safety issues, a "Supervision Engineer Notice" must be issued in a timely manner to the construction unit for signature and processing, and a reply shall be given. Important issues should be reported to the construction unit at the same time.

5. Handle the important issues detected in accordance with relevant regulations, track and monitor, and record and file.

Parallel inspection

Parallel inspection refers to the project quality inspection activities that supervisors use certain inspection or testing methods to independently conduct project quality inspection activities in a certain proportion based on the self-inspection of the construction unit. . Parallel inspection reflects the independence of project supervision and the scientific nature of the work, and is also a requirement for professional management.

1. Inspection, testing and re-inspection of incoming project materials, components and equipment shall be carried out in accordance with the sampling plan stipulated in the construction quality acceptance specifications of each major and the method agreed in the contract, and shall be based on the actual inspection conditions and data The preparation report shall be included in the supervision files.

2. Inspection and testing of sub-project inspection batches should be based on the content and standards of each professional construction quality acceptance specification. Necessary parallel testing should be carried out on all aspects of project quality control, and records should be included in the supervision files. . The number of random inspection lots shall not be less than 20% of the total number of inspection lots for the sub-project.

3. Sampling inspections of structural safety and functions of branch projects and unit projects, and inspection and assessment of project visual quality should be carried out in accordance with the "Uniform Standards for Quality Acceptance of Construction Projects" and the requirements stipulated in the contract. . The test results are recorded and included in the supervision files.

4. The acceptance of concealed projects should be subject to necessary inspections and tests in accordance with the relevant construction drawings and the relevant provisions of the construction quality acceptance specifications of each major, and should be recorded according to the facts and included in the supervision files.

5. If any project parts with unqualified quality are found during the parallel inspection, the supervisor shall not review and sign the quality control data of the corresponding project parts of the construction unit, and notify the construction unit not to continue with the next process of construction. .

6. The supervisor must sign the parallel inspection record and be responsible for its authenticity.

Extended reading: Key points and techniques of supervision inspections

1. Inspection inspection plan and arrangement

To do a good job in on-site inspections, we must do the corresponding Only with careful preparation and planning can we achieve the desired results.

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(2) Be familiar with the construction site conditions, especially the current construction parts and contents, and be aware of the key points of the planned inspection. For example: patrol inspection of the implementation of the "Winter Construction Plan" in winter, patrol inspection of the maintenance status and effect of cast-in-place concrete structures in summer, etc.

(3) Make preparations for patrol inspection tools, such as Carry commonly used measuring tools, digital cameras and necessary security supplies. Quality and safety problems or hidden dangers discovered on-site must be promptly photographed and original records kept.

2. Scope of inspections

(1) Quality of completed inspection batches, sub-items and sub-projects;

(2) Under construction The operating conditions of the working surface;

(3) The arrival, production, processing and use of engineering materials/components at the construction site, as well as the quality testing and inspection of incoming engineering materials. Dynamic control;

(4) The use and maintenance of mechanical equipment and safety facilities at the construction site;

(5) The safe operation and civilized construction of each working surface at the construction site; < /p>

(6) Protection and use of engineering reference points, control points and environmental testing points.

3. Inspection work arrangement

(1) Division of labor and cooperation among supervision department personnel

The project chief supervision engineer should fully understand the professional expertise of all members of the project supervision agency and level capabilities, and then reasonably arrange the goals and content of the inspection according to their respective professional expertise and level capabilities.

 ①Inspections of project quality, engineering materials/components/equipment shall be carried out by supervisors/professional supervisors;

 ②Inspections of safety supervision shall be carried out by full-time safety supervision personnel Responsible for implementation;

③ Strengthen information communication, exchanges and cooperation within the supervision department, so as to achieve a clear division of labor and unity and cooperation to avoid "blind spots" and "misunderstandings" in the work , resulting in missed inspections and inspections in the project, and at the same time avoiding loopholes in the construction.

(2) Selection of inspection routes

Inspections should not be aimless "wandering" and "watching things", but should plan the inspection route in advance. , ensure that inspections and monitoring include project quality, progress, safe and civilized construction, investment control and other business scopes, and carry out purposeful and targeted inspections and inspections.

(3) Arrangement of inspection time and frequency

A must conduct on-site inspections in a timely manner after going to work every day. In the event of strong winds, heavy rains and other abnormal situations, the site must be inspected in a timely manner based on the actual situation, so as to control the site situation as early as possible, discover and solve problems in a timely manner;

B. For completed inspection batches, sub-items, and sub-projects Inspections and inspections must be carried out in a timely manner to ensure that all completed inspection batches, sub-items and sub-projects have been inspected at least once;

C. For the working surface under construction (including safety aspects), inspections should be carried out according to its The importance of the site and the difficulty of the construction work should be inspected at least once or twice a day (once in the morning and afternoon);

D. Supervisors should inspect the entry and progress of the main engineering materials at least once a day. Quality inspection of field products, especially engineering materials that affect the safety and functionality of engineering structures, such as cement, sand, gravel, steel, bricks, concrete blocks, waterproof materials, etc.

II. Inspection content

1. Raw materials

Focus on checking whether the procurement and stacking of raw materials/components at the construction site meet the requirements of the construction organization design (plan) : Whether its specifications, models, etc. meet the design requirements; whether the sampling has been witnessed and tested to be qualified; whether it has been reported to the supervisor for acceptance according to the procedures and allowed to be used; whether there are unqualified materials used or materials lacking quality certification documents, etc.

2. Construction personnel

(1) Whether the construction site management personnel, especially quality inspectors, safety officers and other key personnel are on duty and qualified, and their internal cooperation and work Whether the coordination is normal and whether the various management systems and quality assurance systems are implemented in a timely, stable and effective manner;

(2) Whether the special operations personnel hold certificates to work, whether their identity cards match, and whether they have received corresponding education Training, safety, and technical briefings are recorded;

(3) Whether the organization of on-site construction personnel is sufficient and reasonable, whether it meets the requirements of the construction period plan, and whether it is organized in accordance with the approved construction organization design (plan) and design documents Construction etc.

3. Construction machinery

Key points of inspection: Whether the arrival, installation, acceptance, storage, and use of mechanical equipment meet the requirements and regulations; whether the quantity and performance meet the construction requirements; whether the operation Is it normal? Is there any abnormal phenomenon?

4. Deep foundation pit earth excavation project

(1) Whether the preparation work before earth excavation is in place and sufficient, whether the excavation conditions are met, and whether the mechanical equipment configuration is appropriate;

(2) Whether the sequence and method of earthwork excavation are consistent with the design conditions, and whether they meet the requirements of "trough support, support first and then dig, excavation in layers, and over-excavation is strictly prohibited";

(3) Whether the excavation is carried out in layers and blocks, whether the layer height and grading slope meet the design requirements, and whether the slope is treated and sprayed in a timely manner;

(4) Basics Whether the stacking load on the pit sides and supports meets the requirements and whether there are safety hazards;

(5) Whether the construction machinery collides with or damages the foundation pit enclosure and support structures, engineering piles, dewatering wells, etc.;

(6) If the excavation machinery is walking on the poured concrete support, whether measures such as covering with soil and laying steel plates are taken. It is strictly prohibited to walk and operate on the support member with the bottom hollowed out;

(7) Whether there is a dedicated person responsible for repairing the surface of the enclosure, leakage and treatment of the water-stop curtain, and whether it meets the requirements of the design and technical treatment plan;

(8) Each course Whether the soil blocks, cushions, bamboo fences, etc. adhered to the bottom of the support are cleaned in time to avoid falling and injuring people;

(9) Whether the safe passage and edge protection on each support are erected in a timely and consistent manner Requirements;

(10) Whether there is a dedicated person to direct the excavating machinery and whether there are any illegal operations.

5. Check the mix ratio of mortar, concrete and other mixtures mixed at the construction site

(1) Check whether the official mix ratio provided by a qualified material testing unit is used. Whether the mix ratio has been adjusted according to the actual moisture content;

(2) Whether the production and placement of on-site mix ratio signs are standardized, and whether the content is complete, clear, and operable;

(3) Is there a dedicated person responsible for measurement and whether "measurement per plate" can be achieved, especially whether the dosage of admixtures and water is strictly controlled within the allowable range, and whether the measurement records are true and complete:

(4) Whether the measuring instrument has a certificate of conformity, whether the physical evidence is consistent, whether it has been certified by the statutory metrology verification department and used within the validity period, whether its use and storage are normal, and whether there is any damage or manual disassembly and adjustment.

6. Masonry project

(1) Whether the base layer is clean and leveled with fine stone concrete as required;

(2) Whether there is concentrated use of "broken bricks" and the use of blocks with unqualified appearance quality;

(3) Whether the number rods are used as required, and whether the type, specification, size and position of the wall tie bars are correct Correct, whether the fullness of the mortar is qualified, whether the thickness of the mortar joints exceeds the standard, whether there are transparent joints, "blind joints" and "false joints";

(4) Whether the hollow masonry is constructed as required. One floor was grouted.

7. Steel bar engineering

(1) Whether the steel bars are corroded, contaminated by isolation agent and silt, etc., and whether they have been cleaned;

(2) Whether the specifications and dimensions of the pads meet the requirements, whether the strength meets the construction needs, and whether wooden blocks, marble slabs, etc. are used instead of cement mortar (or concrete) pads;

(3) Overlap length of steel bars Whether the location and connection method meet the design requirements, whether the stirrups in the overlap section are "densified" as required; whether the main bars are cut off or the stirrups are missing in the "core area" of the beam-column or beam-beam intersection.

8. Formwork Engineering

(1) Whether the installation and removal of formwork meets the requirements of the construction organization design (plan), and whether the load-bearing formwork with special requirements has been demonstrated by experts , whether the hidden content has been accepted by the supervisor before sealing the mold;

(2) Whether the surface of the formwork is clean, whether there is any deformation or damage, whether the isolation agent has been applied, whether the seams of the formwork are tight, and whether the installation is firm ;

(3) Whether the formwork removal has been reported to the supervisory engineer in advance according to the procedures and requirements and signed by the supervisory engineer, and whether there are any illegal and risky behaviors in the formwork removal; whether the bundling, lifting and stacking of the formwork meet the requirements. .

9. Concrete Project

(1) Whether the protection of cast-in-place concrete structural components meets the requirements, and whether stacking and trampling are now allowed;

(2) Whether the dimensional deviation of the concrete components after the formwork is removed is within the allowable range, whether there are any quality defects, and whether the repairs meet the requirements:

(3) Whether the maintenance measures for the cast-in-place components are effective, feasible, and timely wait.

(4) Whether all kinds of embedded reservations are carried out according to the size, location and size required by the drawings.

10. Steel structure engineering

Main inspection content: Whether the processing conditions of steel structure parts are qualified (such as site, temperature, mechanical properties, etc.), whether the installation conditions are met (such as whether the foundation is Has been inspected and accepted, etc.); whether the construction technology is reasonable and complies with relevant regulations; whether the processing, processing, welding, assembly, installation and painting quality of steel structure raw materials and parts comply with the design documents and relevant standards and requirements, etc.

11. Roofing project

(1) Whether the base layer is smooth, solid and clean;

(2) Overlapping parts, width and construction sequence of waterproof membranes , Whether the construction technology meets the requirements, whether the coil ends, nodes, and detail processing are qualified;

(3) The quality of the overlap and paving of the roof blocks, and whether there is any damage, etc.

12. Decoration and renovation projects

(1) Whether the base treatment is qualified, whether vertical and horizontal control lines are used as required, and whether the construction technology meets the requirements;

(2) Whether the parts and contents that need to be concealed have been submitted for inspection and accepted according to the procedures;

(3) Whether the detailed production, installation, painting, etc. comply with the design requirements and relevant regulations;

< p> (4) Each major asks whether the interleaving of processes is reasonable and whether there is mutual contamination and mutual destruction.

13. Installation projects and others

Focus on checking whether the construction is carried out in accordance with the specifications, procedures, design drawings, atlases and the construction organization design (plan) approved by the supervisor; whether there is a dedicated person Responsible for whether the construction is normal, etc.

14. Safe and civilized construction

(1) Whether each emergency rescue plan is feasible, whether it has been approved by the supervisor, and whether it is fully prepared;

(2) Whether there are safety hazards at the construction site and whether there are any illegal operations in various constructions;

(3) Whether the security system and facilities are complete, effective and sufficient, and whether the relevant safety inspections and records are true and timely .

15. Construction environment

(1) Whether the construction environment and external conditions have adverse effects on project quality, safety, progress, and investment control, and whether the construction unit has taken corresponding measures, Whether it is safe, effective, in compliance with regulations and requirements, etc.;

(2) Whether the setting and protection of various reference control points, surrounding environment and monitoring points of the foundation pit itself are normal, whether there is any pressure damage, and whether they are damaged by pressure. Whether someone is cleaning and restoring the damaged (damaged) monitoring point, whether it can be completed in time, whether the monitoring work can be carried out normally, etc.

3. Problem handling

During the inspection, the supervision engineer should take verbal measures to solve the problems found according to the time, location, nature and severity of the occurrence (some problems can be solved on the spot) Point it out in person) or in writing (with original records such as photos taken on site if necessary) and promptly notify the relevant personnel of the construction unit to make rectifications; if the construction is not carried out according to the drawings, the materials have not been tested or used without authorization, or there are other serious hidden dangers or possible If a safety or quality accident is caused or has caused, after reporting to the construction unit, a "Project Suspension Order" will be issued promptly, requiring the construction unit to stop work and make rectifications to prevent the occurrence or continuation of safety and quality accidents, and track and monitor the handling situation. Until the re-inspection is passed, relevant issues and handling conditions will be recorded in the "Supervision Diary" and other documents to prepare for the handling and verification of relevant issues, which will provide a rich and detailed reference for regular project supervision meetings and the next on-site inspection. The information is also favorable evidence for resolving disputes during construction claims in the future.

IV. Issues to pay attention to

(1) For problems discovered during inspections, the original records should be retained immediately by taking photos, photography, and sealing the original records.

(2) Pay attention to work efficiency and work quality. Problems that can be solved immediately on site must be solved in a timely manner. Problems that cannot be solved for some reason must be solved within a time limit to avoid irresponsible procrastination and affect work and coordination.

(3) Pay attention to the working attitude and method of dealing with problems that are conducive to solving the problem. Once a problem is discovered, be careful not to get angry, glare, yell, or even insult the personality and credibility of the other party. This will cause emotional antagonism and intensification of conflicts between the two parties. Not only will the problem not be solved, but it will disrupt the overall situation and make the supervision work "passive". , embarrassment” state.

(4) We must have a scientific attitude and spirit, insist on using data to speak, and do not deal with the matter but the person. Do not rush to express your stance on issues that you are not sure about. Instead, you should familiarize yourself with, research, and make targeted decisions, express your stance, or issue notices, etc., to avoid the occurrence of specious, "maybe" and "maybe" tones.

(5) At any time, supervisors must always keep in mind the concept of "a century-old plan, quality first, safety first", strictly enforce the law, fulfill their duties, and must not fail to adhere to principles and standards. "Mash-to-mash" style of "old fried dough sticks". ;