CONCRETE QA PROJECT REGISTER

Concrete Pour & Cube Register

Connect every concrete pour with its mix, deliveries, site tests, cube samples, laboratory results, actions and handover evidence.

✓ Pour cards✓ 7 & 28-day cube tracking✓ Overdue & failure alerts✓ QA handover reports

PROJECT CONTROL

Concrete quality requirements

Project Client Contractor Prepared by Report reference Revision Report date Specification / ITP Default characteristic strengthN/mm² 7-day indicative target Warning threshold Cube specimen default

Important: acceptance rules, sampling frequency, curing, test ages and required strength must follow the approved project specification and applicable standards. The 7-day percentage is an indicative project alert, not an automatic final acceptance rule.

POUR CARDS

Concrete pour register

Pour ID	Date	Element / location	Supplier	Mix / strength class	Volume ordered	Volume placed	Specified slump	Measured slump	Concrete temp.	Weather	Delivery tickets	Hold / NCR	Notes

SAMPLES & RESULTS

Cube and cylinder test register

Specimen ID	Pour ID	Cast date	Target age	Test due	Actual test date	Laboratory	Specimen	Required strength	Result	Certificate / report ref.	Action / NCR

PROJECT DASHBOARD

Pours, tests and concrete risk

Total pours0

Awaiting results0

Overdue tests0

Warnings0

Failed results0

Handover ready0

SearchTest statusPour ID

Specimen	Pour / element	Age	Due date	Required	Result	Variance	Status	Certificate / action

HANDOVER CONTROL

Evidence and project report

Signed pour cards retained Delivery tickets reconciled Laboratory certificates attached NCRs / concessions resolved As-built and inspection records linked QA / client review completed

Overall concrete QA conclusion Handover notes and limitations

GUIDANCE

How to maintain the concrete pour and cube register

Create the pour before placement. Record the element, location, approved mix, planned quantity and inspection references.
Complete delivery and site-test data. Reconcile tickets and record volume, slump, temperature, weather, delays and rejected loads.
Identify every specimen. Link the cube or cylinder ID to the correct pour, cast date, target age and laboratory.
Monitor due dates. The dashboard identifies pending and overdue tests. Confirm collection, curing and laboratory booking before deadlines.
Review strength results competently. Investigate low results, sampling errors and trends in accordance with the specification; raise NCRs where required.
Close the handover pack. Retain pour cards, tickets, certificates, inspection records, as-built surveys and resolved concessions.

How are required strengths calculated?

Seven-day tests use the selected indicative percentage of the project fck unless a row-specific requirement is entered. Tests of 28 days or more default to 100% of fck.

What does OVERDUE mean?

No result has been entered and the calculated or imported due date is earlier than today. Confirm the laboratory status rather than assuming the test was not completed.

Does PASS automatically accept the concrete?

No. Acceptance may depend on groups of results, statistical criteria, specimen validity, curing, conformity procedures, age corrections and project-specific requirements.

Is project data uploaded?

No. The register is stored locally in the browser. Export controlled CSV and PDF copies for the formal project record.