Before mobilisation
A method statement and risk assessment written for this scope, material submittals approved, manpower and plant confirmed.
What the work covers
Every item below is executed to the approved drawings and specification.
- Rigid concrete pavements to the approved thickness and grade
- Hardstandings, yards and equipment laydown areas
- Formwork, joint layout and dowel placement
- Sub-base preparation and compaction to specification
- Curing, joint sealing and surface finish
- Setting out, level control and stage inspection
Materials used
Everything is approved by submittal before it reaches site.
- Concrete to the specified grade and slump
- Reinforcement or dowel bars where the detail calls for them
- Joint filler, sealant and bond breaker
- Granular sub-base, compacted in layers
Where it is used
The situations this package is normally called for.
- Junctions and roundabouts carrying heavy turning loads
- Hardstandings, yards and equipment laydown areas
- Bus bays, lay-bys and weighing areas
- Access aprons at gates and weighbridges
Registered activity and the scope of this work
The company’s commercial registration is issued for building and construction contracting (activity 410001). This package is undertaken within the scope of that registration, the licences in force, and the client’s own approval requirements. Where a package needs an activity or approval we do not currently hold, we say so before pricing rather than after award.
How this is built
A drawing of the method, not a photograph of a completed job.
How this work is run
While the work runs
Daily supervision, stage inspection against the drawings, and site controls enforced whether or not the client’s representative attends.
At handover
Inspection and test records, as-built drawings, and the defects liability period honoured in writing.
Other trades
We take any of these as a main contract or a subcontract package.
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