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GeoSyntec Consultants <br />The CQA Team will implement this CQA Plan. The qualifications and <br />responsibilities of the team members are described below. <br />3.1 CQA Officer <br />The CQA Officer will have formal academic training in engineering, engineering <br />geology, or a closely related discipline and will be a registered civil engineer or a <br />certified engineering geologist in the State of California. The Officer should have <br />practical, technical, and managerial experience to properly implement the CQA Plan. <br />The CQA Officer must be able to communicate effectively with landfill personnel, <br />design engineers, and Contractors to facilitate a clear understanding of construction <br />activities and the CQA Plan. <br />The CQA Officer will be responsible for monitoring implementation of the plan, <br />inspections, construction observations, sampling, and testing oversight. The CQA <br />Officer's major duties and responsibilities will be as follows: <br />• Review all design plans and specifications for accuracy and completeness. If <br />clarifications or adjustments are required in the design plans or specifications, <br />the CQA Officer will contact the design engineer and resolve the issue. <br />• Coordinate communications between the Contractor and the Owner. <br />• Educate CQA personnel about CQA requirements and procedures pertaining to <br />construction of the final cover. <br />• Prepare a schedule of CQA inspection activities and coordinate necessary CQA <br />personnel to conduct inspections. <br />• Review and interpret data and reports prepared by CQA inspection personnel. <br />• Identify and recommend work that should be either accepted or rejected based <br />on observations and/or test results (the Officer may require special testing, <br />inspections, or approval in areas of questionable quality or deviations from <br />design specifications). <br />J:\ALLIED\FORWARD\CLOSURE\REPORT' CQA REPORT 3-1 99.11.30 <br />