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Carpentry BICs and Kitchen Final Inspection

by Flip le Roux, from the Community

This carpentry checklist supports final inspection of built in cupboards and kitchen installations. Verify floor coverings, site clean, and quality of installation including kickplates, sink and stove cutouts, drawer sliders and hinges, doors and shelves, handles, and edging. Includes general housekeeping guidance, required PPE, safety file confirmation, approvals, and signatures for subcontractor and foreman. Use it to complete pre work checks and certify works on site.

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Carpentry BICs and Kitchen 1st Phase Checklist
This carpentry inspection checklist guides the first-phase installation of built-in cupboards (BICs) and kitchen joinery. Use it to verify pre-measurements, confirm tile work completion, and ensure joinery design and drawings are approved and on site. Perform pre-installation checks, confirm paintwork second coat and site cleanliness, then inspect installation quality: carcasses plumb and level, adequate fixings, accurate cutouts for pipes, plugs, and switches, smooth operation of shelf sliders and hinges, doors and shelves correctly fixed and adjusted, handles aligned and secure, and edges/boards free of defects and chips. The checklist also covers general housekeeping, required PPE, safety file currency, and captures subcontractor and foreman sign-offs for approvals and completion.
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A465.1 Kitchen Tops Checklist
This A465.1 Kitchen Tops checklist supports accurate, safe installation of kitchen worktops on construction sites. Use it to complete pre-install checks, confirm kitchen and BICs installation status, verify joinery drawings are on site, and ensure the area is clean and ready to work. Inspect that tops match specification, cutouts are correct, joints and edges are finished to standard, and sealing is adequate. Reinforce site safety with required PPE and an up-to-date safety file. Capture approvals and sign-offs from subcontractor and foreman to certify works completed.
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A302.1 Carpentry Skirtings Checklist
Use this A302.1 Carpentry Skirtings checklist to plan and verify skirting installation on site. It covers pre work readiness including primed and first coat paint or varnish, floor coverings complete, and site clean. Installation checks include adequate fixings, fixings flush and neat, correct corner cuttings, and all holes and corners filled. General requirements emphasize ongoing housekeeping, required PPE, an up to date safety file, and capturing approvals. Includes subcontractor and foreman signatures for works certified and completion tracking.
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A253.1 Electrical Final Fix Checklist
This electrical final fix checklist helps construction teams complete and certify final electrical installations. It covers pre-work checks, light schedules and layout, site cleanliness, and installation quality for plugs, switches, DB labeling, stove, hob, extractor, and light fittings. Includes retesting of all points, PPE and safety file checks, housekeeping, and sign-off by subcontractor and foreman, with COC testing and certification.
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Carpentry BICs and Kitchen 1st Phase Checklist

This carpentry inspection checklist guides the first-phase installation of built-in cupboards (BICs) and kitchen joinery. Use it to verify pre-measurements, confirm tile work completion, and ensure joinery design and drawings are approved and on site. Perform pre-installation checks, confirm paintwork second coat and site cleanliness, then inspect installation quality: carcasses plumb and level, adequate fixings, accurate cutouts for pipes, plugs, and switches, smooth operation of shelf sliders and hinges, doors and shelves correctly fixed and adjusted, handles aligned and secure, and edges/boards free of defects and chips. The checklist also covers general housekeeping, required PPE, safety file currency, and captures subcontractor and foreman sign-offs for approvals and completion.

by Flip le Roux, from the Community

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A465.1 Kitchen Tops Checklist

This A465.1 Kitchen Tops checklist supports accurate, safe installation of kitchen worktops on construction sites. Use it to complete pre-install checks, confirm kitchen and BICs installation status, verify joinery drawings are on site, and ensure the area is clean and ready to work. Inspect that tops match specification, cutouts are correct, joints and edges are finished to standard, and sealing is adequate. Reinforce site safety with required PPE and an up-to-date safety file. Capture approvals and sign-offs from subcontractor and foreman to certify works completed.

by Flip le Roux, from the Community

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A302.1 Carpentry Skirtings Checklist

Use this A302.1 Carpentry Skirtings checklist to plan and verify skirting installation on site. It covers pre work readiness including primed and first coat paint or varnish, floor coverings complete, and site clean. Installation checks include adequate fixings, fixings flush and neat, correct corner cuttings, and all holes and corners filled. General requirements emphasize ongoing housekeeping, required PPE, an up to date safety file, and capturing approvals. Includes subcontractor and foreman signatures for works certified and completion tracking.

by Flip le Roux, from the Community

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A253.1 Electrical Final Fix Checklist

This electrical final fix checklist helps construction teams complete and certify final electrical installations. It covers pre-work checks, light schedules and layout, site cleanliness, and installation quality for plugs, switches, DB labeling, stove, hob, extractor, and light fittings. Includes retesting of all points, PPE and safety file checks, housekeeping, and sign-off by subcontractor and foreman, with COC testing and certification.

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Carpentry BICs and Kitchen Final Inspection

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