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On Site Inspection (Post DPP)

by Erin Nash, from the Community

This On Site Inspection (Post DPP) checklist helps construction teams evaluate site readiness after design and development approvals. Review utilities such as water, power, gas, telecommunications, and septic systems. Assess site access, including overhead powerlines, crane reach, scaffolding clearances, gradients, truck access, and traffic management needs. Check site conditions like boundary pegs, required surveys, retaining walls, existing structures, setbacks, and delivery constraints. Confirm asset protection for crossovers, street trees, footpaths, nature strips, kerbs, pits, and required site photos from multiple angles.

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