REBARDRAWING CHECK LIST

NO. DESCRIPTION CHECKED COMMENT

1 Is general presentation and orientation correct?
2 NOTES :MATERIAL GRADES , SBC, COVER, SAFETY/STABILITY.
3 Are title, scales, drawing numbers correct?
Are revision letters correct and their location
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shown?
5 Are sufficient sections and details given?
Basement walls/Core wall to slab connection-slab bars not to
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be anchored into wall.
7 Openings set out confirmed with GA and trimmers scheduled
8 Is spelling correct?
Do number, sizes and reinforcement agree with
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the relevant calculations/rebar markups and final BBS
Has cross-referencing to other drawings and bar
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and fabric schedules been provided?
11 Where applicable is ‘No. off members’ correct?
12 Are all projections reinforced?
13 Is the cover specified and correct?
Are splices and laps in correct position - as per standard
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curtailment rules
Do splices suit construction joints if proivded by
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client/contractor?
Is there congestion of reinforcement? Clear bar spacing less
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than 75 mm??
17 Are large-scale details required?
Shear link for flat slabs required ??Check drop size/set out with
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design engineer
19 Are cranks required where bars cross?
Is spacing of reinforcement correct both on plan
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and section?
Where required are the spacers and chairs shown/
21 specified? For deep basement rafts and transfer slabs - check
with client if in doubt
Ensure that no bars /links /U or L s are sticking out of concrete
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outline
Retaining walls - check that main vertical r/f is on external face
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and is shown correctly as in NF1/FF1Legend.
Column/Wall elevation across stories -check if there is chagne
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in cross section/alignment
At top storey -column/wall bars are properly anchored into
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slab without any congestion
Wall/Column bars are scheduled under different members for
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each view and each level.
Link dimensions for intersecting beams suit different layering
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and different top covers??
Pile cap bottom bars to have 75 mm cover as piles stick out
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into cap by 75mm.
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