Construction Quality Control Testing and Sampling Sample Clauses

Construction Quality Control Testing and Sampling. ‌ The QC sampling and testing shall be recorded on Department standard forms or on similar forms acceptable to IFA and may be used in IFA’s approval decision. Construction QC testers and samplers shall be certified to the level appropriate for the Work being sampled/tested. Developer shall maintain a list of construction QC testers and samplers that indicate what test certifications each person currently holds. Testers and samplers shall be certified prior to performing any work on the East End Crossing. The construction QC testers and samplers shall test and sample only those materials for which they are certified to sample and test. The reports of each test shall be recorded on the form prescribed for that test. All tests that do not pass specified requirements shall be added to a log of failed tests. This log of failed tests shall be used to ensure that the Work is reconciled by a passing test, as required by the specifications. Developer shall utilize a software system sufficient to meet the documentation, material testing, and field Site inspection requirements of the Quality Plan. Developer shall submit the proposed software system to IFA for review and comment 120 days prior to commencement of Construction.
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