CQA Manual Sample Clauses

CQA Manual. Title 27, Section 21790 requires that a CQA Manual be prepared as part of the PCPMP in accordance with Title 27, Sections 20323 and 20324. The CQA Manual will contain sections on: Qualifications, responsibilities, and organization of construction and inspection personnel Project meetings including preconstruction, progress, and deficiencies Preconstruction, construction, and post-construction inspection activities Field and laboratory tests for both material evaluation and construction with discussions on design and construction considerations, sampling frequency and procedures, sampling locations, criteria, and action on failing tests Daily, monthly, acceptance, and final documentation The WDRs limit seismic deformation for final covers to 12 inches. Up to 36 inches of seismic deformation may be allowed for a final cover if approved by the Executive Officer of the Regional Water Quality Control Board. The number of tests required will be limited to those required to demonstrate compliance with the design criteria, plans, and specifications. A draft CQA Manual will be submitted to the County for review. Any modifications to the draft CQA Manual will be incorporated by Geosyntec and the CQA Manual will be finalized. The final CQA Manual will be stamped by a California-registered civil engineer and will be incorporated into the design report.
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CQA Manual. A CQA Manual will be prepared and will contain sections on: Qualifications, responsibilities, and organization of construction and inspection personnel
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