Professional Engineering Site Inspections
Ensuring Compliance, Safety, and Quality Across All Stages of Your Project.
Compliance-Focused Site Inspections
Compliance is critical to the success and safety of your Project. We ensure your works meet approved plans, codes and Australian Standard.
Our Services Include:
- Site Inspections: Throughout evaluations of your sites to identify compliance with engineering standards and address any issues.
- Detailed Reports: Clear and precise documentation of findings,
recommendations, and required actions. - Form 12 Aspect Inspection Certificate: Issued as an Appointed
Competent Person, confirming compliance with the relevant
aspects of the building code.
Inspections cover foundations, structural elements, retaining
walls, steel fabrications and more.
Ideal for new builds, renovations, and additions of all sizes.
Our full-service engineering approach ensures expert insights
and fast reporting.
Foundation and Concrete Slab Inspections.
Comprehensive pre- and post-pour inspections for concrete works.
Supported by RPEQ-certified reports ensuring structural compliance from the ground up.
Key Inspection Features
- Dimensions and Depth of the Foundation and Slab: Through checking the formwork setup and cross-reference to the approved structural design.
- Vapour barrier: Ensure proper installation, sealing, and positioning beneath the slab.
- Stormwater and sewer drain: Pipe alignment, Bedding and Support & Encasing and Backfilling.
- Steel reinforcement: Reinforcement sizes, number, laps, location and cover
- Termite protection: Verify compliance with design and protection standards
Building Frame Inspections
Thorough inspections of timber and steel frames to AS 1684, AS 4100, and NCC standards.
RPEQ-certified reports ensuring structural compliance for
certifier approvals.
Key Inspection Features:
- Structural Integrity: Ensure studs, beams, lintels, and other load-bearing elements are installed and aligned correctly.
- Connections and Fasteners: Check bolts, brackets, nails, and other fasteners for proper placement and compliance.
- Wall Bracing: Verify bracing systems provide adequate stability against lateral forces.
- Moisture Barriers: Inspect for appropriate installation of sarking or wraps to protect against moisture infiltration.
Roof Structure Inspections
Inspections of timber and steel roof framing to AS 1684, AS 4100, and NCC compliance.
RPEQ-certified assessments ensuring structural adequacy before cladding or roofing works.
Key Inspection Features:
- Trusses and Rafters: Ensure correct placement, spacing, and connection of roof trusses and rafters as per the approved design.
- Bracing and Tie-Downs: Check roof bracing and tie-downs for compliance with cyclone or wind load requirements.
- Roof Covering Preparation: Verify battens and other support systems are correctly installed for roofing material.
Retaining Wall Inspections
Structural inspections for masonry, concrete, and timber retaining walls in line with AS 4678 and NCC.
RPEQ-certified reports verifying compliance, drainage provisions, and stability.
Key Inspection Features:
- Structural Stability: Assess wall alignment, footing integrity, and overall structural soundness.
- Drainage System: Verify proper installation of weep holes, ag pipes, and backfill material to prevent water buildup.
- Material Compliance: Inspect timber, concrete, masonry, or steel elements for durability and adherence to standards.
- Wall Alignment & Movement: Check for signs of tilting, cracking, or displacement that may indicate structural issues.
Steel Fabrication Engineering Inspection
Steel fabrication inspections ensure components are built to design specifications and quality standards before reaching the construction site. These inspections are conducted at critical stages—material receipt, cutting, welding, and final assembly—to maintain structural integrity and compliance.
Key Focus Areas:
- Material Inspection: Confirming material grade, size, and compliance with specs.
- Welding Inspection: Checking weld quality, joint fit-up, and adherence to procedures.
- Dimensional Inspection: Verifying accurate dimensions and tolerances.
- Non-Destructive Testing (NDT): Detecting hidden defects using methods like UT, RT, or MT.
- Documentation Review: Assessing drawings, material reports, and welding procedures.
- Quality Control: Monitoring and addressing issues during fabrication.
Our Services Includes
Site Inspections
Thorough evaluations of your site to identify compliance with engineering standards and address any issues.
Detailed Reports
Clear and precise documentation of findings, recommendations, and required actions.
Form 12 Aspect Inspection Certificate
Issued as an Appointed Competent Person, confirming compliance with the relevant aspects of the building code.
Why Choose Boldline?
Qualified Expertise
Backed by RPEQ certification, we bring the highest level of professionalism to every inspection.
Attention to Detail
Our inspections are meticulous, ensuring no detail is overlooked.
Timely Delivery
We understand project timelines and work efficiently to provide quick and accurate reports.
What is a Form 12 Inspection Certificate?
What is a Form 12 Inspection Certificate?
A Form 12 Aspect Inspection Certificate is a legal document used in Queensland, Australia, under the Building Regulation 2021. It certifies that a specific aspect of building work—like footings, framing, or waterproofing—has been inspected and complies with the relevant building standards.
Key Details:
- Issued by:
A competent person (Member of Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland (RPEQ). - Purpose:
To confirm that a particular stage (aspect) of construction work has been inspected and complies with the Building Code of Australia (BCA) and relevant Australian Standards. - BOLDLINE can issue a Form 12 Inspection Certificate for construction inspection, installation and design compliances.
