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Landscape Specification
CONTENTS 22. INSPECTIONS The Contractor must request the Landscape Architect to attend inspections at the required inspections noted in this document and as advised by the Landscape Architect. An Inspection schedule shall be developed in conjunction with the Superintendent. The Superintendent shall undertake inspections of construction work carried out by the Contractor throughout the period of the Contract. Any delays or extensions to the program or maintenance period, and associated costs arising from lack of notification to Landscape Architect by the Superintendent, are to be borne by the Superintendent and Contractor. The Contractor is to provide at least 48 hours notice to the Superintendent prior to any inspection required. Work is not to proceed without approval from the Landscape Architect. Failure to gain approvals may result in rectification of substantial amounts of work at the Contractor’s expense. The Landscape Architect may inspect the works without notice at any time. Pre Start Meeting The landscape pre-start meeting must be conducted prior to work commencing on site, giving at least 5 business days’ notice. The pre-start meeting must be attended by the: • Project Manager • Superintended • Landscape Contractor; • Landscape Architect; • Council and / or relevant stakeholder representative • All other relevant parties. Soil Inspections and Testing An agronomist shall undertake inspections, sampling and testing of ameliorated site topsoil and imported soil throughout the period of the Contract. The Superintendent is to provide at least 48 hours notice to the Landscape Architect prior to any inspection that an agronomist will be on-site with all reporting (Certification that the ameliorated site topsoil meets AS 4419 – Soils for Landscaping and Garden Use) due within 48 hours after the inspection. Inspections and testing are to be carried out as per section 15.1 in this specification The Contractor shall be responsible for engaging a qualified Agronomist for inspections or nominate preferred Contractor for review/approval by the client. Structural Inspections during Construction A Structural Engineer engaged by the contractor shall undertake inspections of structural construction work carried out by the Contractor throughout the period of the Contract. The Contractor is to provide at least 48 hours-notice to the Superintendent prior to any inspection that the Structural Engineer will be on-site with all reporting (Structural Certifications) due within 48 hours after the inspection. Practical Completion Inspection At Practical Completion the Contractor, the Landscape Architect, the Superintendent and the Project Manager shall carry out a joint Inspection to ensure all landscape works have reached practical completion. Items identified requiring attention, during the inspection are to be addressed immediately or as agreed. The practical completion marks the start of the 52 weeks Establishment maintenance and Defects Liability period. URBIS URB-SPC-LAN-P0025138 - IFC.DOCX PAGE 71
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