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Checklist · QC-SRV-CHK-001
Borehole Logging Checklist
24 checkpoints across 7 sections. During and immediately after borehole drilling
24 Checkpoints
7 Sections
Once per borehole
Geotechnical Engineer, Site Engineer

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S.No.CheckpointIS RequirementStatus
A. BOREHOLE LOCATION AND SETUP
A1GPS coordinates and site survey
Acceptance: GPS coordinates ±1 m; marked on site plan; elevation recorded; utility location verified
Cl. 3.1 — Precise location documented
A2Ground level datum and elevation
Acceptance: Ground level RL recorded; referred to benchmark; accuracy ±0.1 m
Cl. 3.2 — Reference level established
A3Drilling equipment and method selection
Acceptance: Method per IS 1892; equipment suitable for soil type; capacity adequate for depth
Cl. 3.3 — Appropriate method used
A4Safety precautions and setup
Acceptance: Safety barriers; warning signs; PPE enforced; first aid available
Cl. 3.4 — Site safety
B. DRILLING EXECUTION AND MONITORING
B1Drilling rate and blow count (Standard Penetration Test)
Acceptance: SPT done at 1.5 m intervals; blow count (N) recorded; weight/fall height verified; sampling
Cl. 4.1 — SPT procedure per standard
B2Casing and drilling fluid circulation
Acceptance: Casing advanced as required; fluid level maintained; no loss of circulation; slurry quality
Cl. 4.2 — Hole stability maintained
B3Borehole diameter and alignment
Acceptance: Diameter per specification; verticality ≤ 1°; uniform diameter; no collapse
Cl. 4.3 — Hole quality
B4Groundwater level and observation
Acceptance: Water level recorded at each interval; depth and elevation noted; artesian conditions noted
Cl. 4.4 — Water table identified
C. SOIL SAMPLING AND RECOVERY
C1Soil sample collection and preservation
Acceptance: Samples taken per IS 1892; labeling clear; sealed in jars; stored properly
Cl. 5.1 — Sample quality
C2Disturbed vs. undisturbed samples
Acceptance: Disturbed samples for index testing; undisturbed for strength; ring sampler for clays
Cl. 5.2 — Appropriate sampling method
C3Core recovery and condition assessment
Acceptance: Recovery percentage calculated; RQD (Rock Quality Designation) for rock; fracture mapping
Cl. 5.3 — Core quality documentation
C4Sample labeling and chain of custody
Acceptance: Labels with borehole ID, depth, date; logged in sample register; signed handover
Cl. 5.4 — Sample identification
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A. BOREHOLE LOCATION AND SETUP
A1GPS coordinates and site survey
Cl. 3.1 — Precise location documented (IS 1892)
GPS coordinates ±1 m; marked on site plan; elevation recorded; utility location verified
A2Ground level datum and elevation
Cl. 3.2 — Reference level established (IS 1892)
Ground level RL recorded; referred to benchmark; accuracy ±0.1 m
A3Drilling equipment and method selection
Cl. 3.3 — Appropriate method used (IS 1892)
Method per IS 1892; equipment suitable for soil type; capacity adequate for depth
A4Safety precautions and setup
Cl. 3.4 — Site safety (IS 1892)
Safety barriers; warning signs; PPE enforced; first aid available
B. DRILLING EXECUTION AND MONITORING
B1Drilling rate and blow count (Standard Penetration Test)
Cl. 4.1 — SPT procedure per standard (IS 2131)
SPT done at 1.5 m intervals; blow count (N) recorded; weight/fall height verified; sampling
B2Casing and drilling fluid circulation
Cl. 4.2 — Hole stability maintained (IS 1892)
Casing advanced as required; fluid level maintained; no loss of circulation; slurry quality
B3Borehole diameter and alignment
Cl. 4.3 — Hole quality (IS 1892)
Diameter per specification; verticality ≤ 1°; uniform diameter; no collapse
B4Groundwater level and observation
Cl. 4.4 — Water table identified (IS 1892)
Water level recorded at each interval; depth and elevation noted; artesian conditions noted
C. SOIL SAMPLING AND RECOVERY
C1Soil sample collection and preservation
Cl. 5.1 — Sample quality (IS 1892)
Samples taken per IS 1892; labeling clear; sealed in jars; stored properly
C2Disturbed vs. undisturbed samples
Cl. 5.2 — Appropriate sampling method (IS 1892)
Disturbed samples for index testing; undisturbed for strength; ring sampler for clays
C3Core recovery and condition assessment
Cl. 5.3 — Core quality documentation (IS 1892)
Recovery percentage calculated; RQD (Rock Quality Designation) for rock; fracture mapping
C4Sample labeling and chain of custody
Cl. 5.4 — Sample identification (IS 1892)
Labels with borehole ID, depth, date; logged in sample register; signed handover
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Remarks
Name / Sign / Date
Logging Completed By
Name / Sign / Date
Reviewed By
Name / Sign / Date