Civil and structural documentation
From the first pour to the roof steel.
Civil works start first and set the pace of the project. Concrete mix designs, rebar and formwork submittals and pour method statements must be approved before work can start, often in the first weeks after mobilisation.
We prepare them with the test reports, calculations and sequences the Engineer will ask for, and follow up structural RFIs where drawings conflict.
What we prepare
- Concrete mix design and supplier submittals
- Rebar, couplers and formwork submittals
- Pour, curing and formwork method statements
- Piling and earthworks method statements
- Structural steel and connection submittals
- Structural RFIs on drawing conflicts
How we work on it
Early approvals
Mobilisation submittals prepared as a package, so work can start.
Test regime clear
Cube, slump and NDT requirements agreed before the first pour.
Interfaces
Embedded MEP items and sleeves checked against structural drawings.
When contractors call us
Typical situations where this service saves time, money or entitlement.
- The first pours are planned and the mix design is not yet approved.
- Rebar drawings conflict with the architectural levels.
- Piling records must be submitted in the Engineer's format.
- Steel connection details are missing from the drawings.
Questions
Do you prepare calculations?
Temporary works checks can be coordinated with your designer; permanent design stays with the Engineer.
Can you handle precast and post-tensioning?
Yes, submittals and method statements based on the specialist subcontractor's data.
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Need this on your project?
Send us the contract and a short note. We reply with a proposal.
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