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Checklist · QC-MAS-CHK-004
Plastering Inspection Checklist
11 checkpoints across 5 sections. During and after plastering work; before finishing
11 Checkpoints
5 Sections
Daily during plastering
QC Engineer, Site Engineer

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S.No.CheckpointIS RequirementStatus
A. BASE SURFACE PREPARATION
A1Surface cleaned: loose mortar, dust, and debris removed; surface dust-free
Acceptance: Surface clean and firm; no loose material; suitable for plaster bond
Cl. 6 — Surface preparation
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A2Surface wetted properly: not dry (prevents rapid suction) but not waterlogged
Acceptance: Masonry pre-wet 24 hours before plastering; surface damp; good absorption
Cl. 6.1 — Moisture control
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
B. PLASTER MIX AND MORTAR QUALITY
B1Plaster mix composition verified: cement:sand ratio per specification (typically 1:3 or 1:4)
Acceptance: Mix proportions accurate; materials fresh; batching documented
Cl. 7 — Mix design
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
B2Plaster consistency uniform and workable; proper for even application
Acceptance: Plaster spreads smoothly; holds shape on trowel; no segregation
Cl. 8 — Workability
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
C. PLASTER APPLICATION
C1Plaster thickness uniform: 10-15 mm for first coat, 8-10 mm for finish coat
Acceptance: Measurements at 5+ locations; thickness ≤±2 mm; uniform coverage
Cl. 9 — Thickness
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
C2Plaster well-bonded to base; no hollow spots or poor adhesion
Acceptance: Hammer test shows no hollow sound; good mechanical bond; no delamination
Cl. 9.1 — Adhesion
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
C3Surface level and plumb: checked with straightedge and plumb bob
Acceptance: Level tolerance ±5 mm per 2 m; plumb deviation <5 mm per storey
Cl. 9.2 — Alignment
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
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A. BASE SURFACE PREPARATION
A1Surface cleaned: loose mortar, dust, and debris removed; surface dust-free
Cl. 6 — Surface preparation (IS 1905)
Surface clean and firm; no loose material; suitable for plaster bond
OKNCNAHOLD
A2Surface wetted properly: not dry (prevents rapid suction) but not waterlogged
Cl. 6.1 — Moisture control (IS 1905)
Masonry pre-wet 24 hours before plastering; surface damp; good absorption
OKNCNAHOLD
B. PLASTER MIX AND MORTAR QUALITY
B1Plaster mix composition verified: cement:sand ratio per specification (typically 1:3 or 1:4)
Cl. 7 — Mix design (IS 2250)
Mix proportions accurate; materials fresh; batching documented
OKNCNAHOLD
B2Plaster consistency uniform and workable; proper for even application
Cl. 8 — Workability (IS 2250)
Plaster spreads smoothly; holds shape on trowel; no segregation
OKNCNAHOLD
C. PLASTER APPLICATION
C1Plaster thickness uniform: 10-15 mm for first coat, 8-10 mm for finish coat
Cl. 9 — Thickness (IS 1905)
Measurements at 5+ locations; thickness ≤±2 mm; uniform coverage
OKNCNAHOLD
C2Plaster well-bonded to base; no hollow spots or poor adhesion
Cl. 9.1 — Adhesion (IS 1905)
Hammer test shows no hollow sound; good mechanical bond; no delamination
OKNCNAHOLD
C3Surface level and plumb: checked with straightedge and plumb bob
Cl. 9.2 — Alignment (IS 1905)
Level tolerance ±5 mm per 2 m; plumb deviation <5 mm per storey
OKNCNAHOLD
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