Field Test Coverage Register
Reconcile recorded tests against entered project targets by lot, material and method.
Find missing test records, repeated IDs and tests that cannot be matched to the registered work.
- •ERA Standard Technical Specification and Method of Measurement, process-control and acceptance context
- •Site quality teams
- •Materials technicians
- •Construction reviewers
Gap = max(0, target − recorded)Count each qualifying unique test ID once. Coverage percent is recorded count divided by a positive target, multiplied by 100.Use these outputs for preliminary checks. They do not constitute official engineering approval. Verify the inputs, method and results against the project criteria before using them for design or construction.
Targets and test records
Paste or edit CSV, or load a file. Use the template headers and case-sensitive identifiers. The register counts records against entered targets. Review test values and acceptance separately.
Maximum 50 target rows and 500 test rows. Use a header-only recorded tests CSV when no tests have been recorded.
Coverage method and worked example
Use the issued contract or inspection and test plan to enter a target for each lot, material and method. Match records by those three fields. The first instance of an identical test ID and record counts once if it matches a target row. When the same ID describes different records, all rows for that ID remain unresolved.
In the synthetic example, Lot A has a density target of three and two qualifying unique records. The gap is one and coverage is 66.7%. An exact duplicate, a wrong method, an unknown lot and a conflicting test ID contribute no extra counts. Lot B has a zero target and shows its recorded count without a percentage. Lot C has an unset target and shows its recorded count without a gap or percentage.
ERA ERA Specification 2014, Series 6000 Table 6314/1, printed page 6000-387, PDF index 397, provides an example of process-control testing frequency. Series 10000 Table 10305/1, printed page 10000-814, PDF index 824, addresses compaction acceptance. Indices start at zero. Use the applicable issued contract and amendments for actual counts. Review measured results, acceptance and payment separately.
Archive the contract reference and underlying test evidence with the CSV. For a related record reconciliation workflow, see the BoQ work-item workspace.