Third-Party Inspections

We offer independent third-party inspection services for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. Our impartial inspections ensure that all aspects of your construction project are in line with the approved structural design drawings, helping you avoid potential long-term grievances and ensuring that work is carried out to the highest standards.

  • Includes the following checks:

    • Concrete thickness

    • Reinforcement size, spacing, cover and laps

    • Post-tensioning strand size and number of strands per tendon

    • Cast-in plates and ferrules

    • PT tendon profile, spacing and anchorage

    • Size and spacing of timber framing members including stumps, floor bearers, floor joists, bottom/top plates, studs, rafters, lintels, etc.

    • Tie-downs and connections

  • Includes the following checks:

    • Size and spacing of steel framing members including floor joists, bottom/top plates, studs, rafters, lintels, etc.

    • Tie-downs and connections

  • Includes the following checks:

    • Steel framing members sizes including, columns, beams, rafters, purlins, girts, lintels, etc.

    • Bolt size and spacing

    • Connection plate thicknesses

    • Gusset and stiffener plate thicknesses

    • Hold-down bolts

    • Baseplate grouting

  • We provide non-mandatory reports for inspections undertaken at various stages of construction. Non-mandatory inspection reports may be requested by owners, project managers or builders to implement quality control, ensuring that contractors have completed the structural works in accordance with the design documentation.

  • We can provide a Regulation 126(b) Certificate of Compliance for structural works that we have inspected. This certificate is a formal document that may be requested by the Relevant Building Surveyor to sign off the works, as required by Victorian State Regulations. This certificate ensures that the structural works have been completed in accordance with the structural design documentation, and have been inspected by a registered, licenced and competent engineer.

  • We can provide a Form 12 Inspection Certificate for structural works that we have inspected. This certificate is a formal document that may be requested by the Building Certifier to sign off the works, as required by Queensland State Regulations. This certificate ensures that the structural works have been completed in accordance with the structural design documentation, and have been inspected by a registered, licenced and competent engineer.