Inspection & Test Plans (ITP’s)

Inspection & Test Plans Page 1 of 7 Inspection & Test Plans (ITP s) A Step by Step Guide to Producing an ITP Based on the generic template provided, the following guidance takes you through the process for establishing an ITP: Step 1 Scope: A simple summary of scope of the works applicable to the ITP should be included. It may also be useful to specify what is NOT included to provide additional clarification for anyone reading the ITP. Figure 1: ITP Scope Summary Step 2: Determine the Criteria / Gather the Relevant Documents Most people associate the criteria for the works with the drawings and specifications. Although, these are likely to be the most significant sources of information, there are others and it is important to consider them. Drawings and specification often refer to and require compliance with other documentation ( a specification for concrete may refer to the national structural Concrete specification ).

d) Other standards (e.g. National Structural Steelwork Specification, National Structural Concrete Specification) e) Manufacturers’ requirements f) Contract requirements g) Planning conditions h) Building Control requirements i) National House Building Council requirements j) Legislative requirements k) Lessons learnt workshops

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