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Verify formwork, rebar, embeds, subgrade, and conditions before placement — with a required sign-off from every responsible party before the pour begins.
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A pre-pour inspection verifies that formwork, reinforcing steel, embeds, subgrade, and site conditions are correct before concrete is placed — because once it's poured, mistakes are expensive to fix. It ends with a sign-off from all responsible parties authorizing the pour.
Six sections: formwork, reinforcing steel (rebar), embedded items, subgrade/base, weather & site conditions, and pour readiness — plus a final sign-off block for the GC/superintendent, concrete foreman, QC inspector, and structural engineer.
A concrete pour is effectively irreversible. Requiring the foreman, QC, and (where applicable) the engineer of record to sign off forces a deliberate go/no-go decision and creates the record that the pour was authorized after inspection.
Concrete contractors, GCs, and QC inspectors on any cast-in-place work — footings, slabs, walls, columns, structural decks. Pair it with our free concrete calculator to confirm your volume order.
Concrete is unforgiving — a misplaced embed, insufficient rebar cover, or unverified subgrade becomes a very expensive problem the moment the truck leaves. The pre-pour checklist is the deliberate go/no-go inspection that catches those issues while they're still fixable, and documents that the pour was authorized after everything checked out.
This template covers formwork, reinforcing steel, embedded items, subgrade and base, weather and site conditions, and pour readiness — then requires sign-off from the superintendent, concrete foreman, QC inspector, and (where required) the structural engineer before the pour is authorized.
Pair it with our concrete calculator to confirm your volume order, and when you're ready to run inspections digitally, Field PM's QA/QC module tracks them with photos and sign-off tied to the project.