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A456.1 Floor Coverings Inspection Checklist

by Flip le Roux, from the Community

Use this A456.1 Floor Coverings inspection checklist to manage pre-work checks, verify screed acceptability, confirm floor covering specifications and trimmings, set out floor lines, and ensure site cleanliness. During installation, assess screed preparation, neat cuttings and joints, trimmings to spec, and overall finish. Includes housekeeping expectations, required PPE, safety file status, and sign-offs for subcontractor and foreman approvals.

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