Drainage Assessment Checklist

A drain assessment checklist is used to evaluate drainage systems to detect early problems and eliminate expensive repair and damage costs. It is used by drainage inspectors to record evidence of erosion, channeling, ponding, or other poor hydraulic performances.

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• Site
• Date and Time of Inspection Date
• Personnel

General inspection items

• Is there any evidence of erosion, channeling, ponding (were not desirable) or other poor hydraulic performance?

Silt/sediment accumulation

• Is there any sediment accumulation at inlets (or other defined accumulation zones such as the surface of filter drains or infiltration basins and within proprietary devices)?

System blockages and litter build-up

• Is there evidence of litter accumulation in the system?

Vegetation

• Is the vegetation condition unsatisfactory (density, weed growth, coverage, etc)? (Check against approved planting regime.)

Infrastructure

• Are any check dams or weirs in bad condition?

Completion

• Observations and Recommendations
• Proposed date for next inspection Date
• Full name and signature of the personnel Sign

Drainage Assessment Checklist

A drain assessment checklist is used to evaluate drainage systems to detect early problems and eliminate expensive repair and damage costs. It is used by drainage inspectors to record evidence of erosion, channeling, ponding, or other poor hydraulic performances.

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