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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 GENERAL 1 1.1 SECTION CONTENT 1 1.2 CROSS REFERENCES 1 1.3 standards 1 1.4 interpretation 1 2.0 QUALITY 1 2.1 INSPECTION 1 2.2 contractor’s submissions 2 3.0 materials and components 3 3.1 timber general 3 3.2 structural timber 4 3.3 marine structural timber 5 3.4 heavy decking timber 5 3.5 glue laminated STRUCTURAL timber 5 3.6 fasteners 5 4.0 execution 6 4.1 pole structures 6 4.2 outdoor structures 7 4.3 workmanship 7 4.4 completion 7   GENERAL SECTION CONTENT Specified in this section: Timber supply and construction. CROSS REFERENCES Refer to the following other Reference Specifications: S110 General Requirements: General technical requirements and interpretation of terminologies. S200 Concrete Work: Concrete supply, placing, curing, reinforcement. standards Design methods: To AS 1720.1. Plywood: To AS/NZS 2269 for structural plywood and AS/NZS 2272 for marine use. Preservative treatment: To AS 1604. Standard trade names: To AS 2543. interpretation Definitions Pole: A full length preservative treated round timber pole used as a column and extending to roof level or used as a pier or post extending to the underside of the floor frame. Pole strut: A pole used as a horizontal or diagonal bracing member. Pole footing: An in situ concrete pier formed in a bored pier hole as a footing for a pole, including the concrete encasing of embedded poles. QUALITY INSPECTION Witness points Refer annexure. Give sufficient notice so that inspection may be made at the following stages: Prefabricated items before priming or water repellent treatment. Structural woodwork after erection but before it is covered. Bolts after final tightening.  contractor’s submissions Materials Rainforest species: Submit source certification. Identification Certification: Submit a suppliers certificate (which may be included on an invoice or delivery docket) verifying that the timber complies with the specification. Inspection: Submit the authority’s certificate verifying tha