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HYDRAULICSERVICES

Document Name

Site Visit ReportFor 12.11.2010

HYDRAULIC SERVICESCONSULTANTS LIMITED

Level 18 Melrose Street

NewmarketAuckland

Clients NameHydraulic Consultants

Tainui Auckland AirportHotel LPPo Box 37 493ParnellAucklandPhone 09 379 3888

Project

Tainui HotelAuckland International

Airport

Reason for Issue of Document

Site Visit Report

Report

Document Details

Doc Type: Report

Date Compiled: 12.11.10

Issued by: Sean ODonnell

Compiled by: Sean ODonnell

Reviewed by: SMO

Approved by: SMO

Document Revision History

Rev # Date Issued Reason for Issue

1 15.11.10 Site Report


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Hydraulic Services Consultants Limited Reason for Issue:- Site Inspection Revision #:- 1Job Number/Name:- Novotel Site Inspection 12.11.10 Date Printed:- 15/11/10

File Type/Name:- Novotel / Novotel Site Visit 12.11.10 Page #:- 2

Section 1 Purpose

This Consultants Site Visit Report serves to confirm our recent visit to site. The details of that visit

appear below for your information.

Section 2 Details of Visit

2.1 Date of Visit:

12.11.2010

2.2 The Visit was undertaken by:

Sean ODonnell and Peter Downey

2.3 The Reason for our Visit was:

Site report at various stages of the building works at the request of the Client/Architect/Project

Manager.

2.4 The Contractor for the Site is:

Hawkins Construction

2.5 The Level of Monitoring we are Reviewing to is:

CM 3 (IPENZ).

2.6 Building Consent Authority Monitoring:

This project is subject to plumbing inspections by the BCA to ensure NZBC Compliance.

2.7 The Work Elements Reviewed Were:

Hot and Cold Water Pipes

Hot Water Plant

Sanitary Drains, Stacks and Branch Pipes

Stormwater Drains, Stacks and Downpipes

Gas Reticulation

2.8 Drawing and/or Specification Reference:

The drawings prepared by HSCL for this project.

Numbered H 001 through to H 630


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3.0 Findings from Site Visit

Item Comment As Built Scenario

001 Project Photo

Photo of Project from Exit carpark

Main Building Structure is complete with Roofconstruction taking place.

002 Photo of (Building) North Western corner

This louvre is the place where the lower plantflues will terminate which cross over throughthe main switch room.

This occurs due to the glass louvre on theWestern front not being installed.

003 Photo of looking into the services risers

This photo depicts the hot and cold watervalves immediately accessible inside theservices risers.

This allows the Hotel maintenance staff togain quick and easy access should anymaintenance items requiring isolation of thewater supplies.

Hot Water insulation is still to take place and isbeing completed at a later date


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004 Photo looking into Services Risers

This photo depicts the view looking up into theservices risers.

It shows the HDPE soil stack with thejunctions extending from each room.

Firecollars are fitted and have the appropriatelabeling installed.

005 Photo looking into Services Risers

This photo depicts the HDPE stack again withthe Mechanical ducting alongside the coppercold water supply pipe.

006 Photo looking into bathrooms beforewallboard linings installed.

This photo shows the hot and cold watersupply in the walls with the uPVC waste pipe.

The copper pipes through the steel studs arewell supported with sleeves.

007 Photo looking into bathrooms beforewallboard linings installed for the toilets.

The in-wall cistern is neatly installed with theproprietary bracketing


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008 Photo of the drainage pipework in theceiling space of the bathrooms.

Pipework is shown with the appropriatefirecollar labeling and the pipework isadequately fixed with brackets.

009 Photo of the bathrooms with wallboardlinings installed.

Pipework shown extending through the liningsready to accept the final fixture/s.

010 Photo of the bathrooms with wallboardlinings installed.

Photo indicates the pans being installed overthe proprietary brackets as indicated in photo007.

011 Photo of the timber framed roof plant roomconstruction

This photo looks along the gutter just outsidethe plant room on the roof.


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012 Photo of the timber framed roof plant roomconstruction

This photo is taken from the lower main rooflooking back into the plant room.

Hydraulics work is yet to start in this area.

013 Photo indicating the Rainwater Outlets inthe roof

These outlets have been connectedtemporarily at present in the ceiling spacebelow with temporary downpipes.

Waterproofing and completion of these worksstill to take place.

014 Photo of Mechanical plant on roof with thegutter shown with the rainwater outlet.

This outlet has been connected temporarily atpresent in the ceiling space below withtemporary downpipes.

Waterproofing and completion of these worksstill to take place.


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3.1 Comments Arisinig from this Visit are:

The plumbing installation is generally in accordance with what was detailed on the approved design

documents, and we have no concerns over the workmanship or the stage where the Plumbing Trade

is at in relation to the main construction works.

3.2 The General Standard of the Work Observed is:

Good, and we note that the local Council has undertaken all the necessary inspections and witnessing

of water and drainage tests along the installation as required in NZBC.

I hope the above is sufficient for your needs for now, however if you need any further clarification or amplification,

then please contact me at your convenience.

Our report is provided for you to pass to the building contractor for his action or comment where appropriate.

For:Hydraulic Services Consultants Limited

Sean ODonnell

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