The obligation
The code's sample erection checklist sets acceptance criteria and assigns inspection responsibility to the principal contractor, subcontractor or engineer.
In the checklist, the responsible party initials each item as it is inspected or actioned. Certified engineer's drawings should exist for steelwork design, bracing design, erection sequence, bolt torque and lifting points on large items. Workmanship and materials are checked against AS 4100, AS 3828, AS 1554 Set and AS 3678, and the engineer signs off the erection method before erection.
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- The code's sample erection checklist sets acceptance criteria and assigns inspection responsibility to the principal contractor, subcontractor or engineer.
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Which WHS law does this come from?
Inspection checklists and acceptance criteria for steel erection is a WHS requirement set out in Steel construction code of practice 2004 (QLD). It is made under Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (QLD). The relevant provision is Steel construction code of practice 2004 > Inspection and Acceptance Criteria.
What does this WHS obligation require?
Inspection checklists and acceptance criteria for steel erection is a WHS obligation under Steel construction code of practice 2004 (QLD). In short, The code's sample erection checklist sets acceptance criteria and assigns inspection responsibility to the principal contractor, subcontractor or engineer.
What changed recently?
Inspection checklists and acceptance criteria for steel erection was last updated on 19 October 2026.